Weekly #957 - Clocks in their Environment Competition
| Title | Weekly #957 - Clocks in their Environment |
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| Judge | grahamwalton | Closing Date | 15/02/2026 | Opting Out | If you'd like to enter but not keen on creating and judging the following competition you have the option to opt out. If you're selected as the winning photo simply create a report saying that you'd like Admin to take over and we'll do the rest. |
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Internal or external photos of clocks in their environment. A personal interpretation rather than a straightforward record, would be preferred. Good luck. Graham |
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Competition Entries
Photographs uploaded to the Weekly #957 - Clocks in their Environment competition.
Posted 16/02/2026 - 11:12
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Congrats to Simonmac!
Thanks Graham for the challenge and lovely summary
Thanks Graham for the challenge and lovely summary
Posted 16/02/2026 - 12:32
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Well done Simonmac. I didn't mention it but I must have logged off at reading station as I went up and down the escalator several times to get my image.
Posted 16/02/2026 - 16:26
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I meant to type, I must have looked odd...
Posted 16/02/2026 - 16:55
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Thank you Graham
For a nice competition, I love clocks, your words and a small but lovely set of entries.
Now......
All the best!
For a nice competition, I love clocks, your words and a small but lovely set of entries.
Now......
All the best!
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24 years
Birmingham UK
This photo has great composition and is well thought out.
The whole photo is an arrangement of geometric shapes. A square photograph showing a clock in a square frame and the words square within the picture.
Well Done Simonmac. Over to you.
In second place was Pulpit Controller by Noelcmn.
The unusual viewpoint scores highly with me. It's a pity that so much light is coming from the left. A crop on the left would help.
In third place is Gjirokaster Castle, Albania.
The clock tower in a very rugged environment is nicely balanced by the significant diagonal cloud.
Forgotten by Giblis catches my attention as being beauty in decay. The area around the clock has charming beauty. It's a pity about the top of the umbrella at the bottom and the pole going out of the picture, at the top.
Reading Station Old and New by RayW well fits the brief. It shows a very ornamental clock tower on an old building nicely framed with the new construction.
It is a pity that there was not more entries and no clock shown inside a buiding. However what was entered showed a good interpretation and was of good quality. Thank you for entering.
Best regards
Graham
Graham