Behind the Times
The Old Post Office Building in Washington, D.C. has a very tall clock tower. Inside the tower, there is a tiny window where you can see the back of the clock face. We happened to be there at the right time, when the sun was shining through!
Built in the late 1890s, this building served as a post office for only 15 years until it was considered outdated and inefficient. There were many attempts to tear it down but a petition or protest always saved it. Today it is a shopping and eating center. You can sit inside on the ground floor, eat your Chinese food, and look up almost all the way to the top.
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Glenn-Patrick ...
wow.My kind of shot.Excellent work.A bit of picture envy creeping n.
elliewinds
fantastic shot!!! love this!
David Harris
Fantastic shot Nikki! Very original! Nice find and great work! One to be proud of!
berndt2
Very well spotted and captured!
Marnie Kirkness
1 word: WOW
gemynd
wonderful wonderful shot…one of those great moments in time..ok bad pun i know but great shot
retsilla
great pic – great title. Love a double entendre title.
Designcat
WOW – great shot and great title
Siv Ung
perfect!
MuscularTeeth
fantastic !
MzSardonicus
I love this. I’m kind of a “big clock” fan.
Michael Gatch
Awesome shadow.
annacuypers
great graphics, like the picture a lot !
Judith Oppenhe...
wonderful shot and title, great angle with the stairs
mlgkats
wonderfully done
Markku Vitikainen
Nice shot.
Mark German
Gorgeous shot – exposure mailed perfectly.
Holly Werner
Great work.
paulscar
this is really cool! awesome shot!
eoen
Excellent shot. It makes one believe that one is actually in the guts of the clock where no one gets to go. It’s a great capture of shadows too, which I always find to be difficult.
Susan Grissom
Fantastic shot. Love the shadow of the clock, stunning
Naomi Frost
Brilliant capture.
lightsmith
a gorgeous play of contrasts. i like this sort of thing and this image is a beauty!
Sophia Cossins
I really enjoy your images. You take photos of not mere objects, yet of their reflections and what makes them enjoyable and intricate in the first place.
:)
Nikki Trexel replied
Sophia, i appreciate the thoughtfulness behind your comments. i love how they inspire memories of quotations or other concepts beyond ‘neat shot’. :) thanks so much for stopping by – i will check out your work soon!