May 5, 2011
The Clock
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Every once in a while I manage to grab an image of the mills that transcends the decades – an image that presents a view of the mills as they may have looked to the people who worked in them during the height of the industrial revolution. This is one of them.
Its a shot of the Ayer Mill Clock Tower from the Duck Mill, located just across the river. I can almost imagine mill workers glancing out the window at the clock periodically throughout the long work day.
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Bob the composition of this shot is great.
Great framing and processing! I really like the vintage feel this has as well. Great work!
Just a fantastic image Bob. Love the vintage treatment – gives the feel of how it looked years ago!
Wow – love this Bob. It has a very nostalgic feel – you’ve given me the feeling of being *in* the mill looking out the window. I love the processing and framing – every pane has a different subject with the full left pane containing the primary subject. Wow – it locks me in.
Bingo! Fantastic comp Bob.
great framing, very cool shot! Jim
What a great perspective Bob. Awesome processing as well, I love the vintage feel.
Great composition in this, I love the DOF from left to right.
Wow Bob, what a dramatic image! You can’t help but feel the eyes of everyone who has ever gazed out that window at the clock in your photo… really, a wonderful capture my friend!
Incredible image Bob!
This is one of my favorite images of yours… Just incredible.
Thanks so much. Glad you like it.
That is an interesting thought… there were probably a lot of people who looked hopefully to that clock in anticipation of ending their workday.
Wow, this is spellbinding…thought it was Big Ben when I first looked at it. Brilliant.
Great image, Robert!