Thanks, Randy. Much appreciated. It's a very cool place.
Cheers,
-joel
It wasn't a "cool" place when I rode over the dam 2 years ago on my Goldwing in June
Side story:
I was showing these pics to my dad & he said, "that things almost full. I saw it when I was 15 (he's now 82, so that would have been 1942), we were going to California to work in the Navel shipyard, and crossed over the dam. It hadn't filled up much since it opened, and was only a little river at the bottom."
I asked him if he took a picture. His response:"We didn't even own shoes, much less a camera!"
The picture with the sparks is stunning! Congrats on beautifully capturing such a unique moment in time and history.
We visited Hoover Dam in 2006, when construction was in very early stages.....
Tony P. Canon 50D, 30D and Digital Rebel (plus some old friends - FTB and AE1) Long-time amateur.....wishing for more time to play Autocross and Track junkie tonyp.smugmug.com
I have been waiting for someone to post such a GREAT picture.
After watching this bridge since it started and through the skyway crash, I knew some day it would get to this point. Our kids moved to Kingman in 2001 so this has been a work in progress I have been watching for many years.
THANK YOU for showing the image from the dam. The WEBCAM only offfers the endpoint views
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Thanks, six. I appreciate it!
-joel
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Thanks, MSF. This whole area has kind of an unworldly feel about it in person as well. Crazy place. Really.
Cheers,
-joel
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Did you hear loud horn sounds? Occasional flashes of light? Strange dust floating in the air? : )
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Fantastic shots
The lighting looks like a large scale movie set.
Congrats on the cover also. I'm proud for you!
Cheers,
-joel
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Cool shots, good job landing the printing.
I agree with the limited size offering on prints. Keep it simple
I would think the construction company would order several of them
Pays for that Vegas shopping trip then?
9zero6 | Upper Peninsula Overland
It wasn't a "cool" place when I rode over the dam 2 years ago on my Goldwing in June
Side story:
I was showing these pics to my dad & he said, "that things almost full. I saw it when I was 15 (he's now 82, so that would have been 1942), we were going to California to work in the Navel shipyard, and crossed over the dam. It hadn't filled up much since it opened, and was only a little river at the bottom."
I asked him if he took a picture. His response:"We didn't even own shoes, much less a camera!"
June 2007
We visited Hoover Dam in 2006, when construction was in very early stages.....
Canon 50D, 30D and Digital Rebel (plus some old friends - FTB and AE1)
Long-time amateur.....wishing for more time to play
Autocross and Track junkie
tonyp.smugmug.com
EXACTAMUNDO.....never leave home with them.....at least 2 cams in car at all times sometime 3...........
I have been waiting for someone to post such a GREAT picture.
After watching this bridge since it started and through the skyway crash, I knew some day it would get to this point. Our kids moved to Kingman in 2001 so this has been a work in progress I have been watching for many years.
THANK YOU for showing the image from the dam. The WEBCAM only offfers the endpoint views
YOU DONE BETTER THAN GOOD
Keep up the good work
Steve
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