State-of-the-art nineteenth century digital photography
by Grodgeman
You should change your user title to Craneman.
David
Anyway, with time, modern things become vintage, etc.
In the past centuries metalwork was, in many parts of the world, one of the relatively well-developed technologies, but on smaller scales.
I think a Victorian engineer would feel quite at ease with today's cranes—might miss only the boiler, drums, noise, and pistons, and find the construction a bit light, and so on.
Unfortunately, where I live, a "crane" is "une grue" and a phonetic transposition to "crâner" would not be too happy as the word means "show off" and "crâneur" is "a show off".
The kind of embarrassing truth I prefer to avoid.
Stuart..
Industrial scene with a white vignette. Totally doesn't work for me. Like the original image.
Thanks.
I'll try.
I also learned recently that one measure of the performance of your city is the number of cranes you can count.
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