Black & White - Beginning

Please do not use the pictures without getting my permission, as these photos are copywritten. If you need one please write to me, email address is given below.   williamsatish25@gmail.com

  Please do not use the pictures without getting my permission, as these photos are copywritten. If you need one please write to me, email address is given below. williamsatish25@gmail.com

  Please do not use the pictures without getting my permission, as these photos are copywritten. If you need one please write to me, email address is given below. williamsatish25@gmail.com

  Please do not use the pictures without getting my permission, as these photos are copywritten. If you need one please write to me, email address is given below. williamsatish25@gmail.com

  Please do not use the pictures without getting my permission, as these photos are copywritten. If you need one please write to me, email address is given below. williamsatish25@gmail.com

Please do not use the pictures without getting my permission, as these photos are copywritten. If you need one please write to me, email address is given below. Hi everyone in the next commencing paragraphs I am going to take you through my experience [hope I don’t bore you with my laments] of the clock towers and how I came across them and my emotions, my moments in shooting these clock towers. I am not going to go deep into the history of the clock towers and who installed it and who unveiled it, there are enough of materials, and I have also shared the links where you can get those information.   To kick start the journey the first ever clock tower that I saw was that of Doveton Clock tower standing to bisect Hunters Road and Jeremiah Road [Built in 1900 - there is no history of which date it was unveiled to my knowledge] and I felt some kind of a feeling which I am hard to put in writing or for that matter explain in words as well. I was staying in an adjacent locality, so we