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Clock on the side of an office building in Shinodome, Tokyo. It looks ghibli-inspired to me.
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Areaware is a U.S. based design collective. Among the busy city of New York, there is a group of local designers working out to create the everyday objects. All products from Areaware are decorative but go beyond ornament.
LED desk clock, one of outstanding designed clock, designed by Jonas Damon, who deconstructs the standard L.E.D. box into four separate modules. It can be played around with the order of the digits and then time’s completely out the window. Imported exclusively in 3 colours Red, Black and White.
The Eagle Warehouse & Storage Company is located in Brooklyn, New York, and was designed by Frank Freeman and completed in 1894. In 1980, the warehouse was transformed into condominiums. It is a contributing building to the Fulton Ferry District which is on the National Register #74001251.
I must remember not to use the local camera / tv store to develop my film...no matter how quickly I need it developing. This roll of b/w film came back with what looks like soap bubbles on the images.
Taken on a street photography trip in Gujarat, India in Jan 2012. The trip was run by Maciej Dakowicz for David, Matt and myself.
Mamiya 7ll - 80mm - 1:4 Kodak 400TMY
Once again we have to go through the half-yearly rigmarole of re-setting the clocks. I wish we would have just one time throughout the year. Back in the early seventies this was tried with British Standard Time - which was one hour ahead of GMT. The problem was that winter mornings were pretty dark, especially in the north of Scotland. However, overall road casualties were reduced as the lighter evenings were safer.
Like most people I have so many clocks around the house now - some of which set themselves - and while this one (quaint isn't it) is effected by turning a little wheel inside, others, like the 'phone, require me to find and follow a series of rather complex instructions.
Kern Jewelers used to occupy this space on Woodward Avenue. The building was demolished in 1966, but the clock was preserved. After Compuware built its HQ on the site, it paid to restore and and the clock and install it near its original location.
Recently, a clocking-in clock was donated to the museum; if it can be made to run reliably, it could become part of an inter-active exhibit, but so far it runs for about five minutes - I guess it needs a good clean.
24-hour clock, Venice | The 24-hour clock is clockwise, but the zodiac is counterclockwise. | August 5, 2014 | Canon EOS 5D Mark III | ¹⁄₆₀ sec at f/4.5 100
The entry gate for visitors today was originally the stableyard for the house, built around 1843. The arched entrance to the south is built of brick with stone impost bands and keystone. The clock above the arch is set in a stone surround and flanked by scrolled volutes.
After the British Car Show in Downtown Safety Harbor on Saturday, October 24, 2015, I had the opportunity to photograph both the Safety Harbor Fountain and Clock. These are located at the Veterans Memorial Park at the corner of Bayshore Boulevard and Veterans Memorial Lane.
The fringe is hyperbolic, with wire inside to make it more formable.
The yarn is from my stash but I bought the clock.
The Anglican church in the village is dedicated to St John and the village and parish are named for the church. Within the church are reserved seats with name plaques for members of both chambers of the Manx parliament, whilst in the adjacent church hall is an exhibition detailing the history of the Tynwald.
HOOORAAAAY! It's finally done! This is a commissioned peice that only had the requirements of using mauve, turquoise, and a southwestern style. I stretched a 14" x 30" canvas, and for most of it, crumpled up newpaper and glued it to make texture. I painted it with acrylic, and used my scraps of polymer clay for the numbers. (Also painted) When it was all finished, I cut a small hole in the middle, and attached the clock peices. I can't wait to get started on another one! I think I'll be leaving the newspaper unpainted for the next one.