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The façade of this building looks like a bingo board, but it's really a giant clock by a famed graphic designer.
20200121_3932_7D2-200 Can't Sleep (021/366)
I am waiting to see an orthopaedic surgeon about my injured elbow, but it appears to be infected again, so wasn't in the mood for photos today. I went to bed early and trying out an OSMO-patch on my elbow to see if it will make a difference, but woke up about 10:30pm, got up and decided to take a pic of the stove clock at 23:00 hours!
I didn't realise the stove panel was so dirty till it was enlarged on the screen!
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French toast! Another slightly late breakfast after losing most of the day to sleep.
14th March 2021 — GBR, Nottinghamshire
Ilford Delta 3200 Professional (pulled to 1600)
Voigtländer Bessa R3M
Voigtländer Nokton 40mm f/1.2 VM aspherical
B+W 022 medium yellow filter
The digital display looks like it's on top of 14 Penn Plaza, but it's actually atop a Marriott hotel on 35th Street.
cambridge, mass
1971
out of town news
harvard square
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So, this wednesday I, my Mum and my brother went for a trip to Copenhagen, and part of that trip was to the first and only Lego Store in Denmark ( I´ve never been to a Lego Store before). My brother and I each bought a large PaB cup (or rather, our Mum paid them, seeing how my brother couldn´t actually afford one himself).
Amongst the bricks to pick from were these printed 'digital clock'-tiles. I didn´t grab a whole lot of those (by some reason I was momentarily blind to their potential), but my brother took, as you can see, plenty, and borrowing them (our collection is practically shared, and it´s all stored in my room, anyway), I puzzled together this little vignette.
Also, I got the Forbidden Forest set, and my brother got the Alien Conquest tripod. Oh, and I found this hairpiece in the minifig three-pack stand (which is great, because I need it if I ever want to make a sigfig, but none of the sets on my shopping list has Ron Weasley in them). ^_^
In bad news, my USB clip just broke, so I´ve lost everything on it, including a few photos of stuff I haven´t yet uploaded, but already have disassembled (which sucks!). =(
Once again it's time to reset all the clocks in the house to British Summer Time. Between March 1968 and October 1971, British Standard Time, one hour ahead of GMT for the whole year, was tried. 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. See here
Perhaps it will be tried again.
The hereios of the We're Here! group have paid a visit to the Clocks group today.
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Digital clocks dangle from the wall inside the "War Room" at Castle AFB, a former Strategic Air Command base now converted to civilian use. This command post has been forgotten and sealed for years. Visit the set page for more information.
Totally dark room, 30 second exposure, red-gelled strobe on the reverse side of the frosted glass, and natural flashlight through a fan. Composite of 2 images.
Reprocessed and replaced, December 2023.
This digital clock sits on my desk shelf. The outside temperature was 30 plus, and the room temperature was as you can see, 27 degrees at 5:41pm and it still is 27 degrees at 11pm.
Defying Akihabara’s image as an otaku wonderland, the new Chomp Chomp complex targets women in their 20s and 30s. The 10-floor emporium features 14 bars and restaurants, ranging from soba and seafood (Kikkon) to okonomiyaki (Teppan 200 degrees) and upscale sushi (Ganko). Popular female-friendly chains like Kichiri and Toriyoshi also make an appearance, and the basement houses an appropriately trendy bar named Gen. Chomp Chomp (1-13 Kanda-Sakumacho, Chiyoda-ku) opened April 24 2009, just one minute from the Showa Dori exit of Akihabara station. (Source: metropolis.co.jp)
Otaku (おたく/オタク) is a Japanese term used to refer to people with obsessive interests, particularly (but not limited to) anime and manga. (Source: Wikipedia)
Public Clocks by Arjan Richter
You can tell I went on some kind of adventure today. Me and Froggy went up to the lake. Lots of pictures of Froggy sticking his nose (and feet) where they don't belong. I also got video of some itchy geese.
Livingroom clock is fast. EXIF data says 1:59.
Carpeting is almost 35 years old. Back in the 70's and 80's, we used to go to yard sales as a family. That's when my mother bought all the ceramic cats you see here.
Picture is slightly out-of-focus. I laid down on the floor to get this. Snowball started sniffing my pants to figure out where I'ld been.
Junction of Paracelsus Strasse and Berliner Strasse (Am Steintor) with the Wasserturm Nord in the background, as daylight was fading.
Disused electronic clock and empty block of flats (Scheibe E) at the eastern end of Neustaedter Passage, Halle Neustadt.
Dublin Heuston, or Heuston Station, is one of Ireland's main railways stations. It serves the west and southwest and south of Ireland. The terminus was opened in 1846 as the HQ for the Great Southern and Western Railway and was called Kingsbridge Station. In 1966, to mark the 50th anniversary of the Easter Rising of 1916, the station was renamed in honour of Commandant Sean Heuston, one of the executed leaders of the rebellion who had been employed at the station.
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The junction of Paracelsus Strasse and Berliner Strasse (Am Steintor) when road improvements were underway in the former.
The Carl Zeiss optical factory in Jena with slogans - Forwards towards the 40th anniversary of the GDR.
A view of the same clock as that in the March 1984 photo (see link below), 10 years later. Note renovated houses, absence of street cobbles and advertising for the Mitteldeutscher Zeitung on the clock itself.
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Billboard blank mock up on a digital street clock in the city of Sao Paulo. Use this photo day mockup for your outdoor design.
Avenida Brigadeiro Faria Lima
The 15 numbers of the digital clock display time going and coming relative to midnight. Read time going left to right and time coming in the opposite direction. So, if the clock reads 070437000235616 it means that it is 7:04 A.M. (7 hours and 04 minutes since midnight) and that there are 16 hours, 56 minutes and 23 seconds remaining until midnight. The three numbers in between are a blur of moving numbers. ~ gothamist.com/2011/06/14/union_square_clock_yes_it_is_a_c...
Leica Summilux 25mm f/1.4 a GF2
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The Sapporo TV Tower (さっぽろテレビ塔 Sapporo Terebi-tō), built in 1957, is a 147.2 metre high TV Tower with an observation deck at a height of 90.38 metres.
In 1961, digital clocks were installed at the height of 65 metres from the ground, which was donated by Matsushita Electric Industrial Co., a Japanese electronics manufacturer. This installation was suggested by the founder of the company Konosuke Matsushita, who thought these digital clocks would draw a great attention to the Tower. These digital clocks, installed at four sides of the Tower, have been repaired two times: in 1998 and 2006. Interior and exterior of the Sapporo TV Tower were renovated in 2002, and the color of walls at the second and third floor was turned from pale green to dark green. In the second repair of the digital clocks in 2006, the light-emitting diode was adopted, and the advertisement right below the clocks was changed from the "National" to "Panasonic". (Source: Wikipedia).
Public Clock Photography / 16:9 remastered 2017
Master Pulse clock. Time set by the DCF77 atomic clock in Mainflingen near Frankfurt Germany. Time is displayed on the analogue skeletal face and time, date and sync info on the 4 x 20 LCD display. The clock also distributes various clock pulses to drive an assortment of slave clocks. These pulses are indicated by a row of LEDs. The clock also has LED indicators for the DCF77 signal and chimes. The clock will chime quarter hour and hours via an on board chime or can drive external chimes. When disconnected from the 5volt PSU the clock will switch to battery mode. Software updates are via USB to a built in UART module. Time and date can also be read from the clock via the USB com port.
Digital clock mounted on the wall of a building at Water & John Streets. I remember when this clock actually worked. Now the only sign of life is the single "57" square that remains constantly lit. FiDi, Manhattan.
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Ginza is one of Japan's best-known entertainment districts. It is lined with shops, ranging from century-old retailers to department stores and the latest high-fashion boutiques. Recently a number of shops targeting younger people have been added, making it a district that is fun for all ages. The Japanese expression "burabura" means to amble about, so the phrase "Ginbura" (Ginza + burabura) has come to signify spending time in a luxurious way. (Source: tokyometro.jp)
Public Clock Photography / 16:9 remastered 2017
A small night cabinet.A lampshade.The armature of the lamp is in the shape of a fish.The lamp dates from somewhere in the early seventies and belonged to my late parents.My Mum died at age 44.Breastcancer.My Pop died age 62, Parkinsons disease.
Who knows what to expect.When death comes a calling.No one keeps the door closed.
12/04/09 – Day 338 of 365
I just couldn't sleep. I woke up at 2:49 AM...and began my day. I grabbed my P&S camera which was a hand reach away. Interesting to note, the sheep (a beanie baby) was next to the clock (for real!) and I moved it in front of the clock. It was shot by the light of the outside Christmas lights that 'someone' forgot to turn off. The original shot had an awful orange cast (of course), so I converted it to b&w for more drama! ETA: Except for one small detail!
P.S. I never got back to sleep after this! And technically, this wasn't shot on Friday, but I figured a few hours off would not matter one whit to anyone!
I Need Some Sleep
The Eels
I need some sleep.
I can’t go on like this.
I try counting sheep,
But there’s one I always miss.
Everyone says I’m getting down too low
Everyone says: "You just gotta let it go"
"You just gotta let it go"
I just gotta let it go
I need some sleep
time to put the old horse down
I’m in too deep
and the wheels keep spinning round
Everyone says I’m getting down too low
Everyone says: "You just gotta let it go"
"You just gotta let it go"
I just gotta let it go
You just gotta let it go
You just gotta let it go
You just gotta let it go
The Uyghurs are a very welcoming Muslim Turkic ethnic group living in Eastern and Central Asia. About 7,2 millions of them live in the Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region at the western extremity of China. Uighur means unity or alliance. Their origins seem to come back to the Ding Ling nomads, in the 3rd century BC. The ancestors of the Uyghurs mixed with Turkish nomad tribes, Hans, Mongolians and Tibetans. With the settlement of the population and the development of trade, commercial links with China developped on the Silk Road. At the end of the 10th century, Islam spread. The imperial governement of China then implemented a tight control over the region. This led to the unrest of Uqturpan in 1765. Rebellions and separatist revendications have never ceased since then, even after the region became autonomous in 1955. Islam used to have a real influence on economic, legal land educational affairs as well as on the matrimonial system. Nowadays religion has shrunk to the personal space.
© Eric Lafforgue
Top: A digital with vintage LED 7-Segment display HP 5082-7414
Bottom: I use 2 of 2-digit Red LED 7-Segment to make a simple digital clock (watch). These LED 7-Segment displays are vintage and not available from electronics shops anymore.
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The Katarina Elevator (Swedish: Katarinahissen) is a passenger elevator in Stockholm that connects Slussen (the lock area) to the heights of Södermalm. The original elevator was constructed in 1881, but the current structure dates from the rebuilding of the Slussen transport interchange in 1935. (Source Wikipedia).
Situated on the platform there is the famous restaurant Gondolen. Gondolen opened its doors in the 1930s and was taken over by star chef Erik Lallerstedt about 11 years ago. (Source: (stockholmcityguide.com).
Public Clock Photography by Arjan Richter