Challenge: "What Time is It?" 10/1-10/3/2020
Oct 1, 2020 10:47:15 #
PAToGraphy wrote:
This challenge is open to interpretation: anything related to "time". So...What time is it?
What time is it? Take your pick!!
Oct 1, 2020 11:00:08 #
Mcwane wrote:
On the subject of time, this is a photo montage that I put together for a photography class a couple of years ago. It contains a picture of the early morning surf at Myrtle Beach SC, my 100 year old pocket watch hanging in the dark with a light on it, a macro of the inside of the watch and my wife's eyes blended into the background. The quote came from the 2002 movie, The Time Machine and was said to originate with H.G Wells. Maybe it did and maybe it didn't, who knows?
Lovely and creative image.
Oct 1, 2020 11:00:55 #
repleo wrote:
What time is it? Take your pick!!
All are correct once a day.
Oct 1, 2020 11:26:42 #
PAToGraphy wrote:
p2. I love this, Fred Ann, as well as the story that goes with it. Your grandson is just a few months older than our oldest - he was 15 in May
Thank you , Pat . We also have a 15 year old grandson who was 15 last March,closer in age to your grandson than our David Harvest.
Oct 1, 2020 13:50:43 #
Oct 1, 2020 13:51:36 #
Fred Ann wrote:
,Its Harvest Time! 16 years ago today , my husband, David and and I became grandparents for the very first time when we welcomed our grandson, David Harvest at the same time as the Harvest moon! Today our
grandson will be celebrating his 16th, birthday!
grandson will be celebrating his 16th, birthday!
Oct 1, 2020 13:52:50 #
Abo wrote:
Good timing (if you'l pardon the pun).
The below arrived from France where it's put together
(with a Japanese 28,800 bph mechanical auto movement),
at my place yesterday, and I was compelled to photograph it.
Warm regards,
Alan.
The below arrived from France where it's put together
(with a Japanese 28,800 bph mechanical auto movement),
at my place yesterday, and I was compelled to photograph it.
Warm regards,
Alan.
Nice Shot Alan..pg. 2
Oct 1, 2020 13:55:14 #
PAToGraphy wrote:
Old and newer... the first two are family watches that go back decades. The locket is my paternal grandparents and the watch to the left was Grandpa's watch. The others are all watches that belonged to my grandparents or other. Lower right lis a fold up compass and magnifier which would have been worn on a chain around a woman's neck. I'm not sure why one would need a compass, but.. They are all perched on some antique books. #2 is same thing, just processed differently.
I prefer the second edit on these Heirlooms Gives it a vintage feel.pg. 3
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Oct 1, 2020 13:59:26 #
Abo wrote:
Thanks Pat, I was wearing it and enjoying it earlier today.
At school, in the dark room, I dropped the clock-work timer, and it stopped working.
Being about as far as one could get from being the teachers pet long before;
I proclaimed, "I'll fix it!", to avoid dark sarcasm and harsh discipline from that lecturer.
So the below turned out to be some home work.
At school, in the dark room, I dropped the clock-work timer, and it stopped working.
Being about as far as one could get from being the teachers pet long before;
I proclaimed, "I'll fix it!", to avoid dark sarcasm and harsh discipline from that lecturer.
So the below turned out to be some home work.
Nice shot of the parts..Good luck with your homework.
Oct 1, 2020 14:02:32 #
Mcwane wrote:
On the subject of time, this is a photo montage that I put together for a photography class a couple of years ago. It contains a picture of the early morning surf at Myrtle Beach SC, my 100 year old pocket watch hanging in the dark with a light on it, a macro of the inside of the watch and my wife's eyes blended into the background. The quote came from the 2002 movie, The Time Machine and was said to originate with H.G Wells. Maybe it did and maybe it didn't, who knows?
Beautifully done Mcwayne pg.3
Oct 1, 2020 14:03:32 #
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