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I love this building! I need to check out the inside sometime. It also drives me nuts that the top thingy is crooked, maybe why I like it so much.
The Governor's Clock is my entry for the "Pirate Part Plunder 2 Week 2" contest on ForbiddenCove.com. The seed part is the Black Plate Hexagonal W Stand (#4539442) two are used to create the twelve numbers for the clock.
Minox C with Portra 400 from Blue Moon Camera (www.bluemooncamera.com). Their film and processing vastly exceeded my expectations.
During my summer vacation to Brittany, France we visited Concarneau.
Another view of the clock tower which overlooks the harbour and causeway.
View of theTown Clock from inside the delightful shopping alley known as Chenevare Mews, in High Street, Kinver.
The weathered face of my father's old "Seth Thomas Ding Dong Strike" mantle clock which has witnessed the passage of a great deal of time (and marked alot of it with remarkable accuracy, I might add).
3-exposure HDR -1EV, 0EV, +1EV, 105mm f2.8 macro lens.
Close up of the clock face of the Tower of Westminster (Big Ben)
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Close up of my Great Grandfather and Grandfather's clock from the late 1800's. I've had it completely rebuilt. The clocksmith told me to expect it to be off +/- 5 mintues/week. It's off +/- 5 seconds a week. Better than new!
My first time using Diafine and Tri-X. What a combination. I was really worried that the mid-tones would disappear shooting at ISO 1600, but everything's there. As an experiment, I shot each scene at 11600 and 800. The 800 had a definite lack of contrast and looked flat. 1600 it is.
Miranda Sensorex, Kodak Tri-X in Diafine
Victoria Clock Tower was constructed by King Balbir Singh of Faridkot in 1900, in memory of Queen Victoria
Clock with HDSP-2111 Display and controlled by PIC16F877a. Checkout picnote.blogspot.com for more info.
A closer view of the clock tower itself...
"Built in 1880 for the rail car construction factory and executive offices of Pullman's Palace Car Company, this building complex was one of the most beautiful industrial landscapes in America.
In 1991, the State of Illinois purchased the Clock Tower and Administration Building to comprise the Illinois Pullman State Historic Site. The 12.66-acre site is at the northeast corner of 111th Street and Cottage Grove Avenue, directly north of the Hotel Florence.
After standing for 117 years as a Pullman landmark, the Clock Tower and Administration Building were seriously damaged by a tragic fire set by an arsonist on December 1, 1998.
The Illinois Historic Preservation Agency reports that the $3.4 million post-fire stabilization of the buildings is substantially completed. The tower and clock were rebuilt and installed on site in late 2005."
Source: pullmanil.org/factory.htm
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The old city hall clock tower up close. This is a shot where I really should have used the tripod... not because of camera shake, but because I didn't realize how crooked I was holding the camera (which led to a ton of PS trying to fix it).
AKA The Millenium Clock, this has been around since about 1999, presumably in the run up to the Year 2000 (which was ten years ago.......hard to belive!)
Taken on Friday 28th May 2010!
Taller de relojes de pared, Duduá 28 de Noviembre de 2010
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This clock is straight out of the mid 1980s. It is in almost new old stock condition. The only evidence of any use is on the battery lid from where the previous owner had changed the battery. This clock has a unique 2 tone alarm