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A sundial. Shot with shallow depth of field.Please see some similar pictures from my portfolio:

Roman numeral 4, vintage sundial. Travel

The sundial placed inside the Forbidden City in Beijing, China is made using the principle of the Earth's rotation and rotation around the sun.

Representing the passage of time, close-up of a sundial in the Cuban municipality of Rafael Freyre which is situated in Holguin Province.

On white

Sundial on the beach made of a stick and stones.

solar wall clock isolated on white background

Sundial in Lahr, decorated with chrysanthemums

Sundial on an old wall in Salzburg, Tyrol, Austria

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Golden sundial on sandstone facade

Antique sundial placed on a large column. It looks majestic having a beautiful blue ground with white clouds. Santo Domingo (Dominican Republic)

Clock Stone Sundial

Tuscan Italian Garden

antique medieval engraved sundial on a stonewall facade

Chinese historic sundial

Close view of a sundial as an exterior in Warsaw old town (Poland).

Shenzhen, China -February 17 , 2024: Scientific sculpture from Fudan University in Shanghai, China, about early China, a device used to observe time in ancient China

Again and again it strikes 12 o'clock

Unusual sundial clock on an old building

Sundial in an outdoor garden on a sunny day. Text: The time that is the shadow of the sun.

Stone Sundial against a blue sky and some green tree tops.

Sundial in a Country Park formal garden

Cardinal points, Portland Head Light, Maine, USA

Different sceneries during the airshow

Sundial on brick wall

Old beautiful vertical declining sundial on the wall

sundial on sandstone facade of church in Roth, Germany

Old sundial with gnomon from Trinity of the Mounts Church facade in Rome (16th century)

This was the inaugural Tunbridge Wells church, built in English baroque style between 1678-1684 and consecrated in 1887. The sundial isn't dated but is thought to be from the 18th century. 'You may Waste but cannot Stop me' is meant to refer to the relentless marching of time and is ascribed to Alex Rae Facit, the designer.

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