Unless it’s just another one of those perspective photos where the ground is just a foot or two under them, overlooking the site from above. Seemed to be a common photo technique back then to inflate scale.
That’s not to say there were not dangerous working conditions back then, but photographers also knew how to engineer stunning photos.
Unless it’s just another one of those perspective photos where the ground is just a foot or two under them, overlooking the site from above. Seemed to be a common photo technique back then to inflate scale.
That’s not to say there were not dangerous working conditions back then, but photographers also knew how to engineer stunning photos.