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Closed for a little longer than a lunch break. Shot on Fomapan 200 (expired 2023) using a Canon T70 with Canon R 135/3.5 lens. Curves adjusted in GIMP.
Closeup view of my DIY ArnoStack ...
This ultra low cost DIY Stack device (prototype) was made just to photograph a jumping spider which I found jumping on the wall outside of our house 3 weeks ago.
I use a standard Quartz Clock Movement at 1 rpm to drive a 4 mm screw with 2 nuts ...
So instead of moving the camera, I moved the object ...
Really close and really slow motion video of a small clock we got in Japan many years ago. The ticking seems to take forever...
The Shuttleworth Clock, also known as the George V Coronation Memorial Clock Tower! Presented to the town in 1911 by Alfred Shuttleworth and grade 2 listed. The clock is by William Potts & Sons of Leeds.
Scarborough, North Yorkshire, England - Shuttleworth Gardens
December 2016
Made this clock from scrap pieces laying around the shop, good to clean out some of the bins of wood scraps that I accumulate.
Here you go Billy ...
The Victoria Tower, Salisbury Dock, by Jesse Hartley, is dated 1848.
It is constructed of irregular shaped granite blocks and takes the
form of an octagon with a high tapered circular base which is pierced
by round arched openings. Above the base is a string moulding and
narrow slits at the first floor below a continuous balcony carried on
stone brackets. Higher again are eight circular clock faces and long
open slits and round eyes at the top. The tower is crowned by a
projecting castellated parapet carried on corbels.
This spectacular piece of showmanship was primarily a handsome clock
and bell tower, not only giving time to neighbouring docks and arriving
and departing ships, but also ringing out high tide and warning notes.
Local folklore is that it was built by French prisoners from the Napoleonic
Wars, but as the wars had ended 29 years before the tower was designed,
this seems unlikely ...
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We've been looking for a living room wall clock for a while to count down the girls for school in the morning.
We really liked George Nelsons Ball Clock but it was too big so I designed my own clock and built it with the machinists extraordinaires Grischa and Philipp from the machine shop.
The body is Aluminium with a CNC-machined compartment for the quartz movement.
The beams are stainess steel and the balls are brass.
Shot with phonecam
18.April 2012
A bank, doctor's offices and other businesses are there in Brewster, NY.
To see the clock tower with a clock, a lookout place and a horse weather vane that is with this sign, follow this link:: flic.kr/p/eLGQWf
The Educational wooden toy puzzle is a clock to tell time by and a shape sorter all in one. A great travel companion for your toddler.Source: www.shumee.in/products/on-the-move-2
Meter Clock synchronized to a DCF77 Master Clock. Chime is via a digital record and playback board controlled by the master clock.
Finished painting the clock dial last weekend. Cut from a sheet of scrap steel and primed with Krylon flat white spray paint, the picture in the arch (featuring a German Shepherd dog) and corner decorations (mirror images of a Siberian Husky puppy) were done in acrylic, while India ink, paint pen, and Pilot fine line felt pen were use for numbers and minute tracks. The rest of the clock was completed last night as the last screw was screwed-in at exactly 9PM on the dot. Photos were taken but you'll have to wait until I finish the project write-up. :)
UPDATE: This dial is described in detail at: www.alvenh.com/misc-projects/clock/8/
...or...
read the full story at:
Clock at Thornton in Craven.
I thought I could find some more information and Mr Google is not being his normal helpful self; maybe Dennis can find some!
Our first 119 shot, so hopefully have got the naming and tagging correct - we have had a three year gap since 115 in 2015, so please tick us off gently if we have done something wrong!
Le Roy et Fils, Paris (founded 1785), made for their London branch.
Given to Gustav V in 1881 as a wedding gift. From the date format, it seems likely it was a present from one of the couple's German relatives.
Temporary exhibition, Royal Palace, Stockholm
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Le Roy & Fils, Paris, utfört för firmans filial i London. (Firman grundad 1785).
Bröllopsgåva till Gustav V 1881. Sättet att skriva datum för gåvan gör det troligt att den kom från någon av brudparets tyska släktingar.
Tillfällig utställning, Kungliga Slottet, Stockholm