Time Machine ....

Time .... Waits For Someone

... and Someone waits for Time...

 

nice lines, light, texture and concept, Tex... Warmest Regards from the

Emerald Gulf Coast... Tick Tock, she still "watches" the Clock

Out of ordinary... into extraordinary! Exquisite work as always! My big salute, Ken!

I'm glad that I found this work on photonet.

Wow, you have great still live works.

This series is wonderful.

With kind regards

 

Perfect exposure! Love the texture of the wood...a time machine huh?...watch out for the morlocks!

http://photo.net/photodb/photo?photo_id=2534089

 

Are we still climbing together?... the time pass, yes, but are we still climbing...?;-))

 

as usual your skills are shining.

12:12; any significance? When I was 7 years old I yearned for a cool wristwatch like some of the other kids had. My parents (I suspect influenced by my great-grandfather) bought me one of these pocket watches for my 8th birthday. What a disappointment! What were they thinking? An 8 year old with a pocket watch! How uncool was that? Anyway, great props. The rack behind the watch looks like it may have come from an old telegraph office. (or a soda pop warehouse) Nice light. Simple but effective, as is most of your work. No April Fools, just best wishes. LM.

Chris - I love that movie ! - In fact I have that cigar that disappeared at the beginning of the movie in the little 'model' of the time machine Rod Taylor made (-; .... Nice to see you as always Chris ... (actually the pic you posted shows the evolution of future republicans and democrats)

 

Pnina yes we are still climbing and I have no intention of stopping ..... thanks for sharing that Sweet lady (-; ...

 

Howdy Len - yes I can imagine the agony of owning a pocket watch at age 8 - and I wonder where it is now! ...... 12:12 = 24hrs = a day - in the life of a pocket watch

Even a watch that's 'toast' is still correct twice a day. Best, LM.

Wow! So jealous you have that cigar! I too love that movie. I used to watch it every New Years Eve.