Pocketwatch
28 creative works found
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A collection of timepieces from around my home shot with a blue background and dramatic side lighting from a south facing window. The anniversary clock pendulum is slightly blurred due to the slower shutter speed. A good still life and also conceptual image for time related themes.
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my goal lately has been to focus on much more fashion based photography and portraiture. I had the greatest opportunity to do so today after buying these fantastic boots :) got them really cheap and they are so comfortable. / Processing in PS CS3. small adjustment to the colours. Other than that the photo is as it was taken. check out my blog: / www.this-is-epic.blogspot.com
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So many different numbers and dials. : / Samsung S730
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It’s time to rock out with your clock (or pocket watch) out. / / / / /
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It’s time to rock out with your clock (or pocket watch) out. / / / / /
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It’s time to rock out with your clock (or pocket watch) out. / / / / /
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It’s time to rock out with your clock (or pocket watch) out. / / / / /
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It’s time to rock out with your clock (or pocket watch) out. / / / / /
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Macro shot of my old pocket watch.
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Oh the pocketwatch… I borrowed that from my friend for about 3 months, and had a blast taking pictures of it. This one is by far my favorite. I used two ancient Korans my dad has as a background.
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Jamie’s pocketwatch again, this time chilling on some sea softened rocks.
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Oh, my fur and whiskers. /
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The books in the background are from the 1800s, but I’m not sure about the pocketwatch. The rose is two years old. :)
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One of the earliest references to pocket watches comes from the Italian clockmaker Bartholomew Manfredi in 1462. They were superseded by the wrist watch in popularity during World War One. There is something enduringly romantic about them though, and they crop up quite often in science fiction. Doctor Who used one as did Albus Dumbledore from Harry Potter (his had 12 hands) not to mention the White Rabbit from Alice in Wonderland.
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One of the earliest references to pocket watches comes from the Italian clockmaker Bartholomew Manfredi in 1462. They were superseded by the wrist watch in popularity during World War One. There is something enduringly romantic about them though, and they crop up quite often in science fiction. Doctor Who used one as did Albus Dumbledore from Harry Potter (his had 12 hands) not to mention the White Rabbit from Alice in Wonderland.
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man holding a pocket watch in the palm of his hand close to the ground.
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An old pocketwatch and lace.
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people always wish time to stop at sompoint
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Time stops for noone
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by Ashley
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