Heading west, having seen a luffing crane near the Millenium Eye, we were again thwarted, by a 'no-goer'.
We headed south of the Thames to a pack of cranes that I had been watching.
Access, as usual, although cameras were on all entrances and corners of the site, the lense's were never gonna be anywhere near powerful enough to pick us up. This site had more security then normal though, with a second skin of hoarding around the crane base. This didn't really prove too much of a problem.
Up on the platform we found too almost comfortable platforms. The crows nest was a must but not having any rails, I decided the not to leave the ladder.
The weather guys got it spot on, rain after midnight, hence the small amount of shots. It was a constant battle with the rain to get any.
We headed south of the Thames to a pack of cranes that I had been watching.
Access, as usual, although cameras were on all entrances and corners of the site, the lense's were never gonna be anywhere near powerful enough to pick us up. This site had more security then normal though, with a second skin of hoarding around the crane base. This didn't really prove too much of a problem.
Up on the platform we found too almost comfortable platforms. The crows nest was a must but not having any rails, I decided the not to leave the ladder.
The weather guys got it spot on, rain after midnight, hence the small amount of shots. It was a constant battle with the rain to get any.
