Every day, I drive past the Eureka Quarry. They have a small boneyard on site and it includes a crane. In the 12+ years I've been driving past this Quarry, I've never seen the crane operate however, about 2 weeks after I shot this, I saw the crane lifting something (talk about patience!). The crane is behind a fence, but the structure extends way beyond the fence.
This link is to google maps. You can see that crane in the middle of the map (ain't the internet grand?).
Standing directly under the crane head and looking up at a potentially serious headache.
Canon EF 24-105mm L f4 IS USM lens
24mm Focal Length
Exposure 1/250 sec @ f8.0
ISO 200
Curves adjusted for contrast
A shot of the base of the crane are as the sun sets.
24mm Focal Length
Exposure 1/250 sec @ f8.0
ISO 200
Curves adjusted for contrast
A shot of the base of the crane are as the sun sets.
Canon EF 24-105mm L f4 IS USM lens
24mm Focal Length
Exposure 1/500 sec @ f8.0
ISO 200
Curves adjusted for contrast
I rather like this shot - zoomed in on the structure.
Canon EF 24-105mm L f4 IS USM lens
65mm Focal Length
Exposure 1/200 sec @ f8.0
ISO 200
Curves adjusted for contrast
65mm Focal Length
Exposure 1/200 sec @ f8.0
ISO 200
Curves adjusted for contrast
5 comments:
I'm a fan of the middle photo. Probably has something to do with the fact that I work on construction equipment for a living. Nice work!
Thanks Marka, I like that one as well. I was thinking on converting it to B&W, maybe that would cool.
Well I have to agree about the internet and the story certainly compliments the photos... seems you couldn't get out into space to get the whole thing into one picture. The details are great!
Hi Wayne. I just looked at several of your photos. They are great! I was on vacation and didn't get a chance to thank you for the award. Thanks!I really appreciate it. :)
Oh wow! magnificently shot Wayne...and that is so high that I love the great blue sky up above.
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