Creative kid - thoughtful present.
Nice.
Modern. Removing the dirt?
Very cool with the perspective. It took me a second.
Nice "under the scene" shot. Cool setup, amazing amount of work and attention to detail that goes into those.
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Creative kid - thoughtful present.
Nice.
Modern. Removing the dirt?
Very cool with the perspective. It took me a second.
Nice "under the scene" shot. Cool setup, amazing amount of work and attention to detail that goes into those.
The Doors are heavy metal
I like it Roland. Very interesting pattern.
The colors make the image. Neat repeating pattern.
Nicely done. Like the vignetting effect. I bet you dont see many WC doors in photos!
Birthday presents, or are you "borrowing" from the kids?
Cute toys!
Cool shot. What is the unit with the letters?
My question too.
Wonderful images - especially love the trains!!
And, yes ... what is that device with all the letters?
Ken
And, yes ... what is that device with all the letters?
Ken
The letters are on my alarm clock. That's next to my bed.
Instead of numbers, the time appears in written form, in intervalls of five minutes. It would say things like "five past noon", "twenty to seven", "midnight", "ten to eleven" and the like. It knows special terms like noon, midnight, quarters, and at the full hours says "five o'clock" instead of just five.
Single minutes between the intervalls are shown by small dots in the corners - zero, one... four.
The letters are printed on a glass sheat and are always there, the actual time is illuminated. Sheets can be chanhed to other materials also, and to other languages.
I've seen this in the window display at the local jeweller and watch seller... and nerdy as it is, lined it from day 1. Got one for birthday then - that was years ago already. Still going strong
Beautiful images:
https://qlocktwo.com/eu/qlocktwo-touch?___from_store=de
And they not only make alarm clocks, but also very big versions to hang on a wall. Horrendously expensive, though:
https://qlocktwo.com/eu/qlocktwo-large
Instead of numbers, the time appears in written form, in intervalls of five minutes. It would say things like "five past noon", "twenty to seven", "midnight", "ten to eleven" and the like. It knows special terms like noon, midnight, quarters, and at the full hours says "five o'clock" instead of just five.
Single minutes between the intervalls are shown by small dots in the corners - zero, one... four.
The letters are printed on a glass sheat and are always there, the actual time is illuminated. Sheets can be chanhed to other materials also, and to other languages.
I've seen this in the window display at the local jeweller and watch seller... and nerdy as it is, lined it from day 1. Got one for birthday then - that was years ago already. Still going strong
Beautiful images:
https://qlocktwo.com/eu/qlocktwo-touch?___from_store=de
And they not only make alarm clocks, but also very big versions to hang on a wall. Horrendously expensive, though:
https://qlocktwo.com/eu/qlocktwo-large
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