Captivating timekeepers

Black and White photos, Photography, Still life

This week, guest host Margaret also presents her take on the theme in her post, Clocks and Timepieces. and Leanne post is here Monochrome Madness

I was certain I wouldn’t stumble upon any clocks, yet how mistaken I was! My journey in search of clock’s began with a trip back to Riga, Latvia, where I recalled taking pictures of some remarkable timepieces and I was not wrong. After that, I made my way to Mustio Manor in Finland, which I recalled had an impressive collection of golden clocks with lots of details. I also discovered a few exquisite clocks at the Craigdarroch Castle Museum at Victoria Island, but I just posted one. These old house museums are fantastic venues that showcase some incredible clocks. In the end, I decided to set aside the vintage timepieces and conclude my collection with a row of more modern clocks from the bustling Flinder Street Station in Australia.

A striking black and white photograph of a historic clock tower in Riga, Latvia featuring intricate architectural details and a prominent clock face.

More timekeepers in from Riga below

An elegant vintage clock displayed on a decorative table beneath a classic painting in Mustio Manor.

So many more from Mustio Manor the gallery below

A vintage clock elegantly displayed in a beautifully decorated room at  Craigdarroch Castle Museum, surrounded by ornate mirrors and soft lighting.
A monochrome view of Flinder Street Station with a row clocks and bustling activity outside.

31 thoughts on “Captivating timekeepers”

  9. You did manage to find a few clocks Ritva 😀 What a fabulous array of ornate vintage clocks. Seeing Flinders Street Station made me smile

      1. Some are places I remember from years ago while some are recent visits. I am pleased you enjoyed your time in my country 😀

  10. I love the mantle clocks, you have captured so many of them. Had to like the last one, we both have photos of them, but from different sides.

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