15 by laine


14-FEB-2012

It was nice and sharp but I decided to add a touch of grain.....go figure ;O)

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Barbara Heide		17-Feb-2012 12:22
cool shot!

Guest		17-Feb-2012 02:02
Nice clock and processing Laine!

J. Scott Coile		16-Feb-2012 23:39
Keeps tickin' away...

Guest		16-Feb-2012 10:48
Early in the morning.

Guest		16-Feb-2012 10:48
Early in the morning.

Guest		16-Feb-2012 10:48
Early in the morning.

Mieke WA Minkjan		16-Feb-2012 08:18
great idea and so well executed

Knox O		15-Feb-2012 23:30
Time is the lonely hunter.

Patricia Kay		15-Feb-2012 22:03
The graininess really works well Laine...BV

Char		15-Feb-2012 21:22
This is an interesting clock, Laine. No matter which big dot is up it can still be the right time. I have a black one that has a big gold dot at the top and that's it.

Stephanie		15-Feb-2012 20:55
Tick tock... Tick tock... Love the graininess here! :)

Colin Storey		15-Feb-2012 20:40
I like the added grain here, very well done.

Guest		15-Feb-2012 20:23
Great work, nice shot !

larose forest photos		15-Feb-2012 19:26
I love the minimalism here. V

sue anne		15-Feb-2012 16:54
Lovely ! and Spring is coming too. :)

Chris		15-Feb-2012 15:24
"I'm late, I'm late for a very important date" - and I like the graininess.

Frank Brault		15-Feb-2012 15:13
The grain works well. V

LynnH		15-Feb-2012 12:06
:) Enjoying Phillip's comment. I like grain.

an nguyen		15-Feb-2012 10:51
Simple and amazing .

Sheila		15-Feb-2012 10:39
It's the human condition, never satisfied, you buy sharp lenses and add graininess :-)

Yvonne		15-Feb-2012 10:32
Beautiful, like a drawing!

Phillip Normanton		15-Feb-2012 10:14
You added the grains of time - is that 'cos you've not got a second hand? :o)

Ann...		15-Feb-2012 09:37
I like the graininess.

Janice Dunn		15-Feb-2012 09:23
8.20 am or pm?

Alan K		15-Feb-2012 08:56
It's certainly not without its charms but I think I'd have probably stayed with sharp on this one; it's rare that you get a subject which offers the chance of such pure minimalism. But on the other hand... had you done that could it be truly be said to be "filling the frame" as per the gallery title? The grain does achieve that.

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