Demolition gone wrong

[ahill876]

I feel sorry for this demolition company, they had a big banner with the company name hanging from the top of this (grain silo i think). I happened to be at the Timmys sorta across the street when my cousin had asked me if "I had seen the leaning tower yet?". I had no idea what he was talking about but things like this is why I always keep my old point and shoot in the car. :-)

[ahill876]

shot 2

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shot 3

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shot 4, if you look closely you can see the job foreman with one of those reflective vests. Just for a size comparison

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shot 5

[musket]

Excellent shots, what camera were you using for the point and shoot?

[ahill876]

hahaha, its been through so much wear that all the info has worn off. But I found the box, its an Olympus Stylus 400 digital. In my opinion I would never buy one again. First one out of the box and there were so many dead pixels it looked like a colourful snow on a black picture. They exchanged mine for free, but then down the road the lens locked shut at the beginning of a vacation and made the thing useless for the whole trip. :evil: arrrggg!. I was drawn to it for the reason that it was weatherproof. I do a lot of camping and thought it would be perfect. But I realized down the road, weather proof or not, I'm still going to treat a camera the same way and avoid getting water on it no matter what.

So now its kinda like my beater camera, keep it in the car, or bring it to jobsites and don't really care if it gets ruffed up.

[Hagar]

Nice catch. These are great shots.

And you're right, not exactly the kind of work you'd want to put your name on.