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No problemo
thx for the detailed pics
Hopefully this can be the case. As stations get completed the thinking is that they can divert more resources to those still under construction. Worst case they can get the stations to functional condition and complete the minor aesthetic finishes after the line is open. Case in point is the viva rapidway where they took their time post opening to finish all the planters and landscape.
About that--they were still working on planters and sidewalks at the Yonge-407 intersection as recently as.. yesterday!
I appreciate the photos and I hesitate to provide you feedback in fear you might stop posting at all, but I think the point that people were trying to make, one with a "photobomb" comment, is that there isn't much curation going on. This last set gives photos of a wheel barrow, a bag of something, a slow sign, and a wooden wall that we want to look over but can't from seven slightly different angles and zoom levels. If this is an art project you are going to need to add some filters and effects, but if this is to show us new developments then when adding a photo to the website I do think the question needs to be asked is "am I showing something new or showing something already shown".
The photos the way he posting now is good... Like 1 main photo of whats going on at the site and all the other photos under spoiler.
I have updated the post as there's a new structure being built as evidenced by the plywood wall.
Thanks. I will do that with many of my future construction photos (unless there are three or fewer photos).
As someone who post a number of photos at a time, I chose 2-11shots for X project only for the day they were shot on, with the rest can be seen on my Flickr site for those who are interested in doing so. I can shoot 1-150 shots of a site depending what it is and what going on as well how much time I have to shoot. Very rare I exceed my max number and only do so if they are really needed or that all the photos that day. Sometimes I reduce my max number.
