Cranes on the Skyline

[Dguebey]

One more

 

[Dguebey]

I once discovered that my VC/Voigtländer Color-Skopar f1:4.0 21mm (LTM MC version) has some distorsion.

 

[raydm6]

Ok, I had to look this up:

How Tower Cranes build themselves

 

[maigo]

Granville Island Public Market, Vancouver BC. Summer 2019

Crane, Granville Island, Vancouver BC by Maigo, on Flickr

 

[maigo]

Vancouver, Summer 2019.
Nikon FM2, TMAX400

Former Central Post Office, Vancouver BC by Maigo, on Flickr

 

[Out to Lunch]

Thu Duc City, Saigon. Leica SL2-S - Voigtlander Nokton V.1 1.2/35.

 

[peefeeniz]

We live in Upstate NY controlled by NYC, there haven't been cranes on the horizon in decades

 

[Out to Lunch]

Thu Duc City, Saigon. Leica SL2-S - Voigtlander V.1 1.2/35.

 

[telenous]

Syros, Greece.

Theros by Alkis Plithas, on Flickr

 

[Erik van Straten]

gelatin silver print (heliar 50mm f2) leica mp

Erik.

 

[Out to Lunch]

Thu Duc City, Saigon. Fuji X-H1 - XF 1.4/23, one of the better XF lenses.

 

[Out to Lunch]

A few years ago, I suffered from a temporary crane obsession. Thu Duc City, Saigon. Fuji X-H1 - XF 2.8/16-55 @ 16mm.

 

[raydm6]

One thing I found puzzling on my recent 10-day trip to Cambodia was the hundreds of abandoned construction projects scattered across the provinces - more so in Phnom Penh: dilapidated, weathered, unfinished skeleton buildings; surrounded by eroded, weathered, construction debris and equipment.

Upon questioning this, my guest expressed that they ran out of money. I'm not so sure...

But, there was a lot of new development and construction also - some finished or close to completion and looked really nice.


Preah Sihanouk Province, Cambodia by rdc154, on Flickr