November Photo Competition, Clocks or timepieces

BUMP! not long left, the clock is ticking :rolleyes: :lol:

I think this'll have to be mine, don't know where the time's gone this month. :lol:

Time for Reflection.

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Last day folks.

This is in the shape of Perth Australia. :unsure:



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Oooooo :thumbs: What's that made from Mac?

Sorry I've not managed one this month Liz has only just got her camera back from repair (it ended up being sent from Colchester to Germany) and she has been hogging my camera. :o

Good luck to everyone.

I looked at the exif of Lizzie's lovely pic and saw that she'd used your Fuji, Bennie :lol:
Glad to here she's got it back :thumbs: Did the say what was wrong with it?

This is my picture for the competition
It is a sundial in Dunham Massey park in Cheshire :) :) :)

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Yes, my camera's back. :thumbs:

The repair note said ....

Replacement: Shutter (parts)

Complete adjustment

Product checked against any reported fault

function check

Spare parts. : Optical unit.

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And I haven't been hogging Bennie's camera. :P I only took it out that one day. :)

I even brought my old Fuji out of retirement but the Exif date on that is 2004 and I can't change it. :no: So no good for the comp. :no: :lol:


Nice pic by the way, Babsie. :thumbs: :thumbs: :thumbs:




This post has been edited by Bizzie Lizzie on Nov 27 2009, 10:24 PM

Oh that`s good news Liz ,get snapping . :thumbs:

David it says on the back of it........
This wood is from the Mallee tree, Mallee is one of the oldest and most distinctive woods found only in the semi-desert areas of Australia. The texture shape and magnificent colouring make this product completely unique.
Bet you didn't expect that piece of information David, see if you ask questions you learn something different every day. :thumbs:

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No more entries now, thank you :)
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David it says on the back of it........
This wood is from the Mallee tree, Mallee is one of the oldest and most distinctive woods found only in the semi-desert areas of Australia. The texture shape and magnificent colouring make this product completely unique.
Bet you didn't expect that piece of information David, see if you ask questions you learn something different every day. :thumbs:

You are right, I didn't expect that much detail Mac, thanks :thumbs:
I thought it looked like wood but wasn't sure :D