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This clock is made from polymer clay, textured with Studio by Sculpey's Swirls and Scrolls Texture Makers, then antiqued. The clock measures 4.75" in diameter, the same as its recycled CD base.
I 3d printed a fully mechanical clock on my DIY 3d printer. Got it working this evening. :) I learnt a lot, but now to make it better!
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midnight blue color to dial with decorative gold painting in spandrels and arch. central dial is white with hours marked in roman numerals, each 5 min marked in arabic numerals. seconds marked by dots. blued steel hands, subsidiary dials show seconds and
Strutt epicyclic train (planetary gears) clock. Frame of Brazilian cherry and gears of Baltic birch. Designed and built by Bill Rickerson.
I really hope I get some better ideas for this theme. Here is the clock on my coffee maker. It wasn't really the time reflected on the display here. For a look at how late I stayed up studying for my classes, just have a look-see at the exif data. (the hand by the three is the second hand)
post work: cropped to a square and straightened slightly
Explorer's Highest Postion#284
From the book, It’s Never Too Late to…
Know Yourself
We think we do.
We know things about ourselves nobody else
does.
But are we honest enough?
It comes with wisdom
And accepting our imperfections.
The more we know about ourselves…
…the more freedom we have
- Patrick Linday
One of my little creations with a cheap clock from Sainsbury's, a torch, a piece of green card, and a few hours to kill. Tick tock. Time flies.
Product photography for a client that needed clean and simple shots of different items, this was a part of a clock collection with a kinds of clocks, old and new.
Clock Tower of the library, High Street. The library is dedicated to poet Elizabeth Barrett-Browning, who lived and wrote in the town.
Another angle of the same clock. The custom-built Nixie sockets can also be seen clearly from this angle.
Yes, there is some ghosting (most visible with the faint '2' in the ten's digit of the hour.) I need to recheck my timing delays in the software.
Functioning clock in the form of a London city banker. Or severed arm thereof.
acrylic, hand painted onto plywood, cut, sanded.
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The clock at Ankara castle, served Samanpazarı, the main shopping district of the time. The facade of the tower facing the train station was called “The lower face of Ankara,” and the facade facing Hüseyin Gazi Hill and İdris mountain “The upper face of Ankara.” Its bell, produced in Strasbourg, suggest that the tower may have been made in France. The inscription, restored in 2007, states that the tower was commissioned by Sırrı Paşa, the governor of Ankara in 1884.
SALT Research, Ali Saim Ülgen Archive
Ankara Kalesi burçları üstünde inşa edilen Ankara Saat Kulesi, o dönemin alışveriş merkezi olan Samanpazarı’na hizmet vermesi amacıyla yapıldı. Ankara Saat Kulesi’nin tren garı tarafına bakan yüzüne “Ankara’nın aşağı yüzü”, Hüseyin Gazi Tepesi ve İdris Dağı’na bakan yüzüne “Ankara’nın yukarı yüzü” denirdi. 1884’te Strasbourg’da üretilmiş bir çanının bulunması, kulenin Fransa’da yapıldığı savını güçlendirmektedir. 2007’de restore edilen kitabesinde, 1884’te Ankara Valisi Sırrı Paşa tarafından yaptırıldığı yazmaktadır.
SALT Araştırma, Ali Saim Ülgen Arşivi
Repository: SALT Research
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The Hilltown Clock was made by Beath and Keay, iron founders in 1900.
The inscription reads:
"Presented to the Community of Dundee by Charles Barrie, one of the representatives of the Seventh Ward, December 1900".
Date: c.1985
Ref: DCC-BW180-30
A self portrait I shot to use as cover art for my upcoming single. artists.landr.com/055905317357
Lighting:
To capture a reflection, the intended source has to be well lit. I started by aiming 2 flashes where my face would be. The flashes were positioned in front of the clock so the light would not spill onto it. The left flash had a 7 inch reflector+grid. The right flash had a round head (approx 2.5")+barndoors.
To light the rest of the clock I added a flash+softbox behind it on the left, a reflector on the right and another reflector right under the camera.