This is a very famous photo. It was taken by Charles C. Ebbets, in a New York during a construction in 1932. I don't know how he has taken the picture, because you can don't see the floor, you see that the men are seating as if they were flying, and that's very dangerous, because it could be very terrible when one for their had fallen down while Charles took the picture... for this reason I think that how he has taken this photo is a mystery....
I like this picture because for me, that's the workers are above the city, is like a "symbolism". This photo is for the time of the Industrial Revolution, and I think that the workers in the construction or same works, were the most important people in this time, and it's no casual that because they are seating above the city because they are in the "height" of the city. Only this people, the city couldn't be as it is in the picture's background... Besides, I like for this picture the perspective of the city too, and when I would put myself in their shoes, I could have the best view of the city from this place!
