A Quarter to Two by bmac62
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In front of one of many antique stores in Snohomish, Washington.
Bill:)
"Blue Mist Flower"
Comments (43)
A clock like this against a cloudless sky is just perfect beyond words! I love the details and the way that this looks a wee bit German. There's a clock in Dortmund that looks a lot like this, only with German stuff written on it and German buildings arranged with delicious precision behind it. This is superb. I really like it. I actually started to miss Dortmund when I saw this photo, but cool people and a half-blind cat live there, so what's not to like!? This is a great piece of work!
wonderful shot
Cool shot, Bill! Love these wonderful clocks!
Sounds like a line from the song, Frankie and Johnny. Utterly magnificent POV, clarity and lighting effects in this pic of the utterly magnificent and beautifully sculptured Victorian looking clock, Bill. Are those gas lamps up on top? I can hear the clippety clop of the hansom cab horses now.
You have taken this from a wonderful angle and it looks superb. Great title.
cool capture smiles warm hugs, Linda
WOW!!! That is one Hell of a great eye catching sign and not a bad looking sign either. Dana
very ornate clock
Eye catching. Changing numbers might be pricy though.
What is there not to like or admire about such an obvious master piece - I am particularly intrigued by the two different types of light sets ? seems strange, but never-the-less stunning and immortilized here forever... well done, BB
a must see image~
interesting find
This image keeps the most accurate time... it is perfectly correct twice a day! Better than my watch! Clive