Physical Representation of a Nonspatial Continuum by auntietk
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Clockworks ... Snohomish, Washington.
Comments (36)
Faemike55
I guess this is not the time to get ticked off, right? Great capture, gearing towards the future!
ragouc
Very good close up
babuci
I am so happy this is a close up. Amazing details as they locked together.
beachzz
Ok, I understand perfectly!!
renecyberdoc
neat shot auntie.
MrsLubner
wonderful pov and composition. Defined contrast and most interesting view.
bazza
Yep and thats how they work easy wasn't it?? lol Nice shot of these gears Tara..
whaleman
You were quite cognizant of that mechanical creation!
cfulton
Quite a macro of your watch..! I love the tight crop of the mechanism. It has my mind ticking, as does your title! Clive
helanker
OUCH it is gorgeous Tara. Looks really fantastic. And in sepia it is just perfect.
wysiwig
I'm getting really good at this! Read the title, saw the image and darned if I didn't get it right! I love the details, crystal clear.
awjay
nice choice of tone
durleybeachbum
So pleased with myself! I guessed from the title in the ebot..not bad for 1st thing in the morning! A really great composition, very satisfying, if you know what I mean-- It's like the perfect angle fo a portait, 3/4 on with the nose just breaking the cheekline..but in metal.
sharky_
Everything is in sync.... Nice capture. Aloha
prutzworks
PJ said it
fredster66
Awesome. Not many see things like this. Not to shoot, anyway.
cannonn
beautiful!!
lucindawind
great shot and the colour is fantastic
jmb007
superbe photo!!
thecytron
Xcellent clarity and details!
MrsRatbag
Ooh, I love the beautiful shapes of the gears! Great compo and capture!
debbielove
What a title! Phew! Great looking picture.. Nice B/W look, clean, metallic! Cool... Good picture.. Rob
bmac62
Agree with Rob! With such a great title, how can you miss? Having seen this in color first...this sepia toning is far superior...the highlights just pop where before I was less aware of them due to all the competing colors. One antique clock...but I saw the top...you saw the inner workings. We certainly saw and captured completely different images. Well done x 10:)
Meisiekind
Oh Hun - if you feel as sick as I feel today the title wouldn't help even a little! I am soooo blonde today! Wonderful shot of this intruiging inner workings and gears! Love it!
redchilicat
Love the composition and it looks fantastic in B&W!
RodS
So, Tara..... You've been hanging out with Stephen Hawking again, have you? LOL! Very cool shot - love the sharpness, detail and monochrome! Perfect for this piece! Superb!
CoreyBlack
And they don't appear to be orange either. Love these clockworks. Very nice shot.
jocko500
love gear works... alwaywonder how people know how to put them together so they will work
lyron
Excellent capture!!
Chipka
I love the title, and of course it had me wondering which non-spatial continuum, but maybe that's because I'm also immersed in a wompin' big novel by Neal Stephenson. Cryptonomicon. It's a hoot. It's over 1100 long (in paperback) and it's fully of...well...cryptography, data manipulation (old school data manipulation) codes and code breaking...heck, it's even got a long description on the proper milk to cereal ratio required for the maximum enjoyment of Capt'n Crunch. It's got Alan Turing, Nazis, WWII, and eventually the WWW. In short, after slogging through the first 340+ pages of that fever dream, I see an image like this and know what it is, but something slips and I think: an Enigma machine? A difference Engine? WOW! COOL! And then I realize from the title again, that it's a physical representation of a nonspatial continuum...and still my mind goes off on all sorts of tangents, including a very pronounced feeling that you'd see something like this in Ükür, Agara, or one of those other European Fringes I seem to fond of writing about. And having said all of that, I have to also say that I love this photograph; the details are amazing as is the light. Those intricate works are just marvelous. Yeah, this is quite a goodie! And I wonder what a guy from Ükür would have to say about it...hmmm...he'd probably get all hinky and decide that he really wants to be somewhere else before those gears start moving!