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A quartz wall clock with a 4th Royal Tank Regiment shield. This came my way in Berlin when attached to 2nd Regiment Royal Military Police. It had been sent to 2 RMP as an example of regimental souvenirs the firm produced.
4 RTR was originally formed in 1917 as D Battalion Tank Corps, later becoming 4th Royal Tank Regiment under the Armoured Corps. It was merged in 1993 with 1 RTR the title "4th" lapsing.
Taken in Weymouth and the picture is very busy with lights, car trails, traffic lights, laser lights, street lights as well as the Clock. The clock and the traffic lights are part of a 'control' theme. We are dominated by time and the traffic lights control safety and order. Week 3 - Controls
This clock has been in our family since the 1950s. I thought it a beautiful subject to photograph while the sunlight was pouring into the room.
Kodak Portra 160 (6x4.5cm)
Pentax 645N, 75mm lens @ f/2.8
Nikon D7000 & 24-120 f4
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The clock researched by many companies we have got the shape right and the quality right as well 49, Bond Street Stop Watch Wall clock is the brand ambassodor clock of Black Scorpion Limited.
Model 3F01, 1934-1935. Beautiful little deco shelf or mantel clock. Case is mahogany with chrome quarter-round accents and silver bezel.
For Our Daily Challenge topic ' About Time.' This clock is the one I can see across the room from my bed. It works well for this challenge because when I look at all the things in the image they are from other places and other times in my years spent in Asia. Except the clock - local thrift store.
The astronomical clock or "Pražský orloj" was first installed in the southern wall of the Old Town City Hall in 1410 in the Stare Mesto precinct of Prague, capital city of the Czech Republic.
At the Orchid Plaza, Singapore Botanic Gardens.The steel artwork sculpture was designed by Eng Siak Loy (1998).
When it did work, an internal light bulb would shine onto a dial of numbers, and the image was projected onto the ceiling through a magnifying eye on top of the clock.
I can't get the projection to work (I think the lens just needs to be cleaned).
Digital painting from scene in Revenge of the Sith. Obi Wan and Anakin battle on the lava planet Mustafar. I really enjoyed all the beautiful orange colors in that scene from Revenge of the Sith. I titled this work from movie title by Stanley Kubrick. Thought the pose chimed symbolism of a clock with the hour growing late and soon demise of Anakin Skywalker and the birth of Darth Vader. The precision and choreagraphy of the duel between them also seemed so precise almost clockwork as they battled.