Outstanding postwork Bill. A different view for sure. Dana

wonderful shot

cool post work

It's so cool!

Ingenious Photo-shop trickery ? hmmm, what a novel way to present the time, feels like travelling in a time-machine, are you the timekeeper? - time after time ? You obviously had the time of your life, Bill - 'nuff said, so it's time out! LOL BB

Oh the possibilities in this! WOW! This is fantastic. You got me to thinking about clocks and how we convey the passage of time. When I first saw this, I thought of how frikkin' cool this is as a concept. This is high art at its highest; far beyond the limited range of the so-called Ivory Tower. It's fresh and new, fun and even funny. Brilliant and very, very, very perceptive. What also gets me is how a little bit of tweaking can actually make this into an unusual and extremely precise and functional analog clock. It's 10:30, most definitely, but it could also be 4:00 if you're willing to distort your view of this image in yet another way and start rotating BOTH Seattles in ways that would probably give people a sense of motion sickness, vertigo, and gravitational challenge. The more ghostly Space Needle pointing at the 4-position on the clock could--of course--revolve around the Seattle Loop as you've rendered it here, while the upward pointing Space Needle could also revolve around a larger (unseen) loop. WOW! I'm imagining how such a clock would look (how big it would have to be) and how the "Spheres" can be defined and hands would rotate, spin, orbit, or whatever. Of course this changes the way we look at clocks, but it makes for some pretty FUN clocks to look at as well. Of course, telling time on such a clock could be a very complicated process, at least visually, as you have to know what buildings to look at, but that's half the fun. See what you do? You get my mind to working, and well...I love it when I start seeing wacky realities. This is brilliant! I love it. I think I'm going to try something similar at some point--since time is one of those things that strikes me like reflections do...there are so many possibilities, so many brain-teasers, so many ways to get the gray matter whipped into shape, and this picture did it for me. Not only is it brilliantly done, but it's really well presented. WOW! This really rocks! I'm gonna go back and look at it now and see if I can find out how all 24 hours of the day can be presented, with only the Space Needle and maybe that tall, angular, blond building. I like this a lot! And I should warn you now, a story might come out of it!

Terrific work Bill.

Cool work!!