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Located in East Park Wolverhampton, I remember as a child climbing up the inside on the steel ladder, sure it had faces to the clocks then too???
The clock tower at Churchill. Somerset, I tried to clone out those blessed powerlines but it didn't look too convincing!
This is my Robot #1 because it's the very first one I ever bought which started my AWESOME collection. I think I bought him between 1990 and 1994.
Clock tower at the end of Sigmund-Haffner-Gasse, Salzburg
Took a stroll through Salzburg ending in some night shots in the old town.
December 13: Went to lunch with Nina. On the way past the Transit Plaza my eye was caught by the little stickers on the clock. And the fact that it was almost one straight up. That is how exciting my day has been.
Eastgate clock ... apparently the second most photographed clock in the UK after Big Ben. Located on Chester town walls.
Image taken on a Kodak tourist II with color 35mm 400 speed Fuji film forced in to the camera backwards. The shot was taken at an f12
New addition across the street from Reno city hall (not pictured.) As an added bonus, the time is consistent with the EXIF data.
The Chronophage devours us all, and all our works. The best you can hope for is to stay ahead of those clacking, smacking jaws for a while. Turns out the Corpus Clock at Corpus Christi College in Cambridge, England has a lot more depth to it than I could imagine, hurrying past in the rain and looking for the train station; but Wikipedia tells it better than I can: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corpus_Clock (desktop/laptop) or en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Corpus_Clock (mobile).
An Ansonia Clock Circa 1881, with Salem Strike movement that has been in our family for a good few years
Available at "Long Play," our solo exhibition at the Scion A/V Installation retail space.
Opening on March 16, 2013. RSVP here. Show will be up through April 6, 2013.