I recognize the crane mounting points on the 13th floor for the future attached crane. However, what are the yellow platforms sticking out on floors 9 and 10?
almighty_tuna wrote: Fri Jul 12, 2024 12:22 pm
I recognize the crane mounting points on the 13th floor for the future attached crane. However, what are the yellow platforms sticking out on floors 9 and 10?
Those are called SuperDecks. They’re like gigantic drawers that slide out for crane deliveries and then slide back in. There’s one on each side of the garage too.
almighty_tuna wrote: Fri Jul 12, 2024 12:22 pm
I recognize the crane mounting points on the 13th floor for the future attached crane. However, what are the yellow platforms sticking out on floors 9 and 10?
Those are called SuperDecks. They’re like gigantic drawers that slide out for crane deliveries and then slide back in. There’s one on each side of the garage too.
almighty_tuna wrote: Fri Jul 12, 2024 12:22 pm
I recognize the crane mounting points on the 13th floor for the future attached crane. However, what are the yellow platforms sticking out on floors 9 and 10?
Those are called SuperDecks. They’re like gigantic drawers that slide out for crane deliveries and then slide back in. There’s one on each side of the garage too.
There are also a couple on the Holland Performing Arts addition.
almighty_tuna wrote: Fri Jul 12, 2024 12:22 pm
I recognize the crane mounting points on the 13th floor for the future attached crane. However, what are the yellow platforms sticking out on floors 9 and 10?
Those are called SuperDecks. They’re like gigantic drawers that slide out for crane deliveries and then slide back in. There’s one on each side of the garage too.
There are also a couple on the Holland Performing Arts addition.
Here’s the website. Perhaps they are or will be using their other products?
skinzfan23 wrote: Wed Jul 17, 2024 3:58 pm
Stupid question, but is the blue crane going to be attached to the building as well?
I think it might go up a little. But I doubt it's going all the way up with the main crane. It looks like the blue crane is just so material can be delivered to the back corners of the garage. I could be wrong though.
All of your photos are incredibly well done Brad, but this has to be one of your most creative shots ever. I assume this is long exposure and that has never crossed my mind for a crane moving, so cool!
iamjacobm wrote: Thu Jul 18, 2024 11:23 pm
All of your photos are incredibly well done Brad, but this has to be one of your most creative shots ever. I assume this is long exposure and that has never crossed my mind for a crane moving, so cool!
Thanks. Yes, in total it was a 90 second exposure, but done with three 30 second exposures. I was setting up and it started moving and I didn't have time to change the mode to shoot past 30 seconds, so I just head the button down and took 3. The third exposure it was only moving for a few seconds and then stopped, so that's why you see the crane at the end of the swing.
WorldStreet wrote: Tue Jul 23, 2024 11:35 pm
I really enjoy long exposure shots. Did you use a much longer exposure for the 2nd photo compared to the first?
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The first photo is 5 exposures, 30 seconds each, but the crane was not moving in one of the exposures. The gaps in the light are from camera pausing between cameras. The crane made 1 single rotation.
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The second photo 8 exposures, 30 seconds each. The crane made 2 rotations and covered up the gaps.