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GREAT perspective!
Lynne
Wed 04-12-2006
Fabulous shot, Motts!!! It's as if you were inside a giant robot owls head, looking out through its eyes....
Tony C.
Wed 04-12-2006
Wow. I wonder if this tower was lit up inside at night?
Jude
Wed 04-12-2006
Agree with Lynne times a million!
Bri
Thu 04-13-2006
Bravo!
Richard
Thu 04-13-2006
I would assume the tower was lit at night since the face glass was semi-transparent, although I didn't see a light inside.
Motts
Thu 04-13-2006
how often do you still see a tower clock with the roman numbers! that is pretty sweet!!
rtotten
Thu 04-13-2006
Very nice, and like your title!
Alyssa
Sun 04-16-2006
Woah!!!, are you standing on one of those little planks surroundin the edges!? And how far was the drop if you did fall?
Eddie
Sun 04-16-2006
just freaking cooooool!
kb
Mon 04-17-2006
Where is the clock works?
Tom
Thu 04-20-2006
thats above the medical building
Octavian
Mon 04-24-2006
I meant the machinery that makes the hands move.
Tom
Mon 04-24-2006
WOW man how do u think of this great stuff..
Alex
Fri 04-28-2006
These pictures should be entered somewhere, incredible! I wouldn't think this would be very safe, though.
Nancy
Tue 05-30-2006
Love the name.
Tabby
Fri 08-25-2006
The shot titled "Slim", a couple back, shows incandescent light fixtures mounted behind that clock face in a square pattern. Maybe these were similar at one time.
Frank-pgh
Thu 01-18-2007
This would make a great wallpaper. It just stare at you through the screen. Menacing.....
C-Note
Wed 05-09-2007

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