I didn’t see him in there when I took the shot. It wasn’t until I brightened the image that I saw him in there napping…I wonder what it’s like to be in one of those things.
I was worried at first…It helps to use a telephoto lens and and everybody in San Francisco is taking pictures of everything these days. I have pictures of sites from the start of the construction to the end…and even photos of what was on the land before the new construction…
I’ll process a few more of these.
Thanks for the comment…comments help me to get a sense of direction for the blog.
You’re welcome, Rob. As I only use an iPhone for my photos is can be difficult to get shots of people without them knowing. Our house is currently part of a new housing development and there are builders ever where. I’ve seen some great shots but have not had the nerve to take them. Maybe I should ask?
Yes…ask…I think you’ll find that they are fine with having photographs taken…I had one guy strike a duck lips pose for me…it was hilarious, I have to find that shot and post it.
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i need to move …
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LOL!! I’ll take you on a construction sites tour of San Francisco!
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any tour of San Fran with good looking me would probably do 🙂
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Then I guess I can just place you anywhere! 😉
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If that is true then I know I need to move 🙂
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LOL…We’re having an gorgeous Spring because of the rains this last Winter.
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Well, that’s one thing Colorado is moving to – an extremely gorgeous spring.
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The depth of colour in that second one is wonderful. I’m also a huge fan of anything orange, great shots.
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Thank you…That second is one of the most recent shots. My favorite in this set is the guy chilling in the tower crane cab.
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I need to take another look
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I didn’t see him in there when I took the shot. It wasn’t until I brightened the image that I saw him in there napping…I wonder what it’s like to be in one of those things.
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Exciting and possibly ever such a tad scary.
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Yeah..I doubt I’d kick back and chill.
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One of my favourite subjects, Rob. 😀
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Glad to read that…I have a fairly large collection of these that I’ve taken over the years…thank you for leaving a comment!
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I hope you’ll share some more with us? I’m usually quite wary of taking photos of these guys just in case they challenge me.
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I was worried at first…It helps to use a telephoto lens and and everybody in San Francisco is taking pictures of everything these days. I have pictures of sites from the start of the construction to the end…and even photos of what was on the land before the new construction…
I’ll process a few more of these.
Thanks for the comment…comments help me to get a sense of direction for the blog.
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You’re welcome, Rob. As I only use an iPhone for my photos is can be difficult to get shots of people without them knowing. Our house is currently part of a new housing development and there are builders ever where. I’ve seen some great shots but have not had the nerve to take them. Maybe I should ask?
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Yes…ask…I think you’ll find that they are fine with having photographs taken…I had one guy strike a duck lips pose for me…it was hilarious, I have to find that shot and post it.
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I love looking at construction workers! They’re hot!
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LOL…I’ll have to take your word…:)
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🙂
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