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Dave Urwin

Measuring Instruments (no people or mannequins)

Created by Dave Urwin

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I would like to see your best photographs that feature measuring instruments from any period of human history. Your entries must not include people or mannequins. A measuring instrument is a device designed to measure a physical quantity of real-world objects and events, examples being clocks to measure time, scales and balances to measure weight, thermometers to measure temperature and rulers to measure length. The measuring instruments that you show me may be located in museums, buildings of any kind or outdoors in-situ. Colour and monochrome submissions are both permitted. I look forward to seeing your photographs of a wide range of measuring instruments both old and new.

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Entries closed
3 July 2021

Rating
3 July 2021 to 10 July 2021

Winners announced
10 July 2021

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