An hourglass sits on a beige-wood table with white sand flowing down.
A slight top-down view of an hourglass resting on a table. The hour glass has a circular metal base, which is silver and highly reflective. A short pole from the base is raised to connect a U-shaped rod of silver metal. Four thin metal rods curve around the glass part that contains the sand, two of which connect to the U-shaped rod. The rods that connect to the outside U shape have short screws running horizontally through them, and their shape allows the glass part to swivel back and forth. The glass in the middle holds white sand. The top section of glass is filled nearly halfway with the sand, and a thin trail of sand leads downward to the bottom section, which only has a small amount of sand in it. The hourglass is casting a harsh, dark shadow behind it, to the right. The table the hourglass is placed on is made of horizontally oriented wood panels, which have been painted beige. Due to the camera's angle, they appear diagonal. At the top left corner of the frame, a shadow of a pole can be seen.