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About LinkBacksa close up of the clock on westminster abbey. I printed this out and put it in my office to remind me that while I can spend time I can never own it.
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a close up of the clock on westminster abbey. I printed this out and put it in my office to remind me that while I can spend time I can never own it.
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Love the clock but I keep wanting to tilt my head to the side...lol.
I know this isn't the crit section so I am hesitant to say this but the angle isn't working for me.
But hey that's just me...
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Originally Posted by casil403
Love the clock but I keep wanting to tilt my head to the side...lol.
I know this isn't the crit section so I am hesitant to say this but the angle isn't working for me.
But hey that's just me...
no that's okay. the angle was unavoidable given the distance I needed to take the picture. for me I liked it, but that's just me and I have limited knowledge
I have this one printed and framed for my office to remind me that time is slipping away. and that it was from a fantastic trip (it's clock on westminster abby).
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Not sure i would have framed it this way but it looks good to me! Nice play.
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It's not mathematic, but let me tell that this can be the "right" angulation.
Very effective.
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Man, look at the architecture/sculpturing in there! They really went out of the way in those days didn't they!! Don't think I've ever seen this clock so close up before so that's cool in itself!
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You know MA I completely agree with you. I've also been to Ireland and the artwork in the churches blew my mind. The first time I walked into Westminster Abby I couldn't speak. I was totally overwhelmed. And they don't allow you to take picturesMan, look at the architecture/sculpturing in there! They really went out of the way in those days didn't they!! Don't think I've ever seen this clock so close up before so that's cool in itself!they have ones you can buy but those are not necessarily the ones I would take.
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