No apologies for a second or third showing of this….
This is a ‘Breathing Clock’ that I saw a few years ago (first posted here https://suejudd.com/2015/05/31/something-modern-on-the-way/) It was fascinating to watch, mesmerising, even.
Breathe in, breathe out – first it’s wide…
….then it’s tall
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Rather like me in Pilates when we do breathing exercises – maybe I should imagine this when my ribs are not doing what they should!
Hey how!
Very clever!
Intriguing
It’s a lovely thing, Sue. Works well for the challenge too 🙂 🙂 Have a good week!
Thanks, Jo! You have a good week, too!
Fascinating!
It absolutely was!
Good to see that again. It’s fascinating! 🙂
Best wishes, Pete.
Very clever!
Very intriguing and makes a lovely photograph.
Many thanks, Mari!
Cool photos and perspective 😀
Thanks Cee!
Fascinating and creative design. I enjoy seeing a nicely built or interesting clock. The JLC Atmos clock has my attention at the moment – no power needed, its mechanism runs on ambient temperature changes.
Oh, fascinating!
Cool!
Isn’t it!!
What an amazing contraption!
And absolutely fascinating to watch, Margaret!