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The iconic Marshall Field's clock at the corner of Randolph and State Streets in downtown Chicago. The clock was installed when this section of the Marshall Field and Company department store opened in 1907. The building is occupied by Macy's, but the clock kept its traditional name.
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This clock is in the restored dealership building next door to the restored Sinclair.
This was a very thoughtful gift for Christmas from one of my coworkers ... sitting at my desk now reminding me that it is always time to be out taking photographs :)))
Clock Tower, Horseshoe Barracks, Shoebury. Through the arch is the parade ground and the old barracks, now converted, as is much of the garrison, to generally up-market civilian dwellings. Some military relics such as this arch and clock tower remain together with some artistically scattered cannons on new brick plinths.
Suki watching and listening to our Grandfather Clock whirring and striking the hour.
My subjects these days are limited, just parts of the garden and my animals.
Anyway, Suki, my cat and my friend sticks with me wherever I am and this mono portrait is a fair reflection of her face and character
The clock tower is the official symbol of Izmir...it was built in 1901.
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There is a broken clock on a tree in the woods near where we live. I've been photographing it every couple of years. It's a timeless beauty.
The most precious thing you can get from someone you love is their time.
It's not the words, it's not the flowers, it's not the gifts. It is the time.
Because that doesn't come back and what he gave to you is yours alone, no matter if it was an hour or a lifetime.
(David Grossman)
At this site in 1834, thousands marched to support the Tolpuddle Martyrs. The clock tower was built in 1855 by the Metropolitan Cattle Market as a centrepiece. The cattle market has since been replaced by Smithfield's Meat Market and is now a recreational park.
Taken for this week's Macro Mondays theme 'Timepieces'. The face of this small carriage clock is about 4 " in diameter. I liked the way that using a light source at the side threw the shadows of the hands across the face.
I didn't get a beautiful sunrise but what a great model. I didn't get her name but whoever you are, thanks.