Weekly Black and White Challenge ending 8pm Wednesday 15th January 2020 - Clock
So here is your challenge for this week - take an image of a clock. Inspired by Dave's entry last week and also allowing for those not wanting to venture outside. As well as a time piece, clock has a variety of slang uses so feel free to interpret as you wish (oh dear, just realised that might encourage another selfie 
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Don't forget those all important rules:
1. The challenge is just for fun.
2. All images must be taken after the theme is announced.
3. All images must be uploaded by 8pm on Wednesday
4. All uploads must be B&W (or sepia toned)
5. Only one upload per member
6. The person who hosts is the judge for that week challenge and the judge’s decision is final
7. The winner gets to create, run and judge the challenge for the following week
8. Don't run out of time
9. Have fun
Good luck!
).Don't forget those all important rules:
1. The challenge is just for fun.
2. All images must be taken after the theme is announced.
3. All images must be uploaded by 8pm on Wednesday
4. All uploads must be B&W (or sepia toned)
5. Only one upload per member
6. The person who hosts is the judge for that week challenge and the judge’s decision is final
7. The winner gets to create, run and judge the challenge for the following week
8. Don't run out of time
9. Have fun
Good luck!
I did think about one of the clock towers I've used before but went on a town trip instead.
One of the town churches gave the best result so ... In with a B&W of Stranton Church.
A 5 shot HDR to dramatic output in Affinity then work to B&W in Luminar 4 with a sky replacement.
One of the town churches gave the best result so ... In with a B&W of Stranton Church.
A 5 shot HDR to dramatic output in Affinity then work to B&W in Luminar 4 with a sky replacement.
Quote:Sorry about the delay - got distracted watching a documentary about the Yorkshire Ripper. Back soon with a judgement.
A gentleman I worked with was questioned on this. He was a regular commuter by train from Middlesbrough to Leeds.
We told him he just looked the part....
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Quote:Sorry about the delay - got distracted watching a documentary about the Yorkshire Ripper. Back soon with a judgement.
A gentleman I worked with was questioned on this. He was a regular commuter by train from Middlesbrough to Leeds.
We told him he just looked the part....
Presumably part of the theory that the killer was from Teeside due to the accent on a tape sent to the police that they put undue emphasis on rather than realise it was a hoax.
Anyway down to business. As always a difficult job judging with a good variety of images. I liked the clock towers from Dave and Peter and amused by the saga of Anti Clokkwyse. Really liked Eddie's alarm clock in motion - particularly disconcerting with the motionless second hand but my winner this week with a beautifully detailed and lit pocket watch is our IL, Alison.
Well done, all hail and over to you.
Well done Alison and thanks for the challenge Phil
A glorious victory for our Illustrious Leader! Congratulations, and many thanks to Phil for his time put into the challenge running and judging.
A belated thanks Phil - apologies for the delay - I'd gone off to my bed early last night and am currently a tad busy at the office.
I will have a new challenge set before the end of the day - I shall try to put some thought into it during my lunchbreak......
I will have a new challenge set before the end of the day - I shall try to put some thought into it during my lunchbreak......
