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This is a discussion on Look way up! within the People photography (portraits, sports etc.) forums, part of the Show your photo (Color) - Landscape & Nature (flowers, mountains, storms etc.) category; This structural Ironworker was about 15+stories up and ON A LADDER! I love watching these guys do what they do.........

  1. 10-22-2009, 02:34 PM #1
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    This structural Ironworker was about 15+stories up and ON A LADDER!

    I love watching these guys do what they do......


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    Nice shot Casil.
    They are crazy!
    I did somewhat similar work as an electrician a few years ago and believe me MA you get used to it. If you have a close look at the picture you'll see the worker is wearing a safety harness tied to the structure; should he fall he would not go down very far. In Canada the safety regulations for construction are very strict and accidents do not happen very often. I would much rather do this kind of work than wash windows at similar heights.
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    nEVER EVER in a million years...
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    Great capture! There are more hardhats downtown lately then suits.
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    Certainly wouldn't be me!
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    Thanks folks...here's another I took today...as you can see they are leashed to a clothesline type thingy (yes, I believe that is the correct terminology) but still......crazy if you ask me....

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    great captures Casil. Might be fun to try but I wouldn't give me any power tools!
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    Makes me dizzy just looking at your photo. No way you'd see me up there.
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