I use a technique called Mindscape which is somewhat based on the Silva Mind System. The technique involves getting into a relaxed, Alpha-brainwave state and tapping into a metaphorical "Workshop" containing different tools, among them is an alarm clock and a regular clock. I have had many times when I know the exact time when using this technique, but also at many others when I'm simply very relaxed for whatever reason. I always get the time right on the minute. However, I have not yet developed this technique to the point where I can confidently and consistently access the current time at any time of the day; I suspect that will come as I learn to sense and trust my intuition more. For now, the alarm clock has been serving me as a very useful tool; it works 100% of the time when I either set it to a time when I will have gotten enough sleep, or if I set it so that I get not quite enough sleep, it will still work so long as I still have a strong intention and desire to get up at that time. The exactness is what is often quite scary :-)
I don't know, however, how you might apply PhotoReading to acquiring such a skill except to practice imagining/feeling/visualizing a clock when you are in the accelerative learning state. For me, I've noticed, it works better for me just to get an intuitive "sense" of the time than to visualize it because as of yet my visualization skills are shakier than my ability to "feel."
-Cameron Jay E.
