I did it. She is a beast in real life, but kinda hard to get a good vantage point on

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Some nice shots! If you're having a hard time getting it all in though, take the shot from further back, where it's not so difficult to get it all in and you get more context!

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interchange42 said:
Some nice shots! If you're having a hard time getting it all in though, take the shot from further back, where it's not so difficult to get it all in and you get more context!

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It's not the distance I was struggling with, but more with pedestrians, lamp posts, fences and car traffic constantly getting in the way. I wish I had access to some of the surrounding buildings to frame this thing better.
 
vini007 said:
So this crane can lift double the weight what your normal care can at the job site but, I've seen the Germany has the fixed crane can flit i think lot more as most of its weight is at the base of the crane
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That crane is huge! Any reason for a high capacity lifting crane? Is this steel construction?
 
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