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Take a quick tour of the data center construction process in SoftLayer's soon-to-open Amsterdam facility.
Keep an eye on this album for updates leading up to the data center go-live date.
Photo taken 10-8-2011
This mall has been undergoing construction on-and-off for at least 5 years. I just wish they'd finish it already because it's going to be impressive when it's done.
A construction worker at work. © ILO/Truong Van Vi
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Construction site across the street. Mostly they seem to be moving dirt around, although they are filling in holes on the right side of the screen (out of shot, blocked from my window...) Presumably in a few days they'll start digging out for the inevitable condo parking.
Most of video is at 2 seconds per frame, but I switched it to 1 second per frame near the end, so you might notice it gets a bit slower around the 47 second mark.
It was partly cloudy, which is really good for getting cloud shots, but for shots like this the variance in the light levels mean that some of this video is too dark and some is overexposed (since for time lapse the camera needs to be set on fixed manual settings...)
Elapsed time:
58 minutes
Equipment:
Rebel XT
Phottix Nikos timed remote (ordered from Ebay)
Software:
mencoder (on Windows)
Mencoder arguments:
-nosound mf://*.jpg -mf type=jpg:fps=30 -ovc lavc -lavcopts vcodec=mpeg4:vbitrate=8640000 -vf scale=1080:720 -o output.avi
Fujifilm FinePix X100 | 1/125 sec, f/4.0, ISO 1250
This is the construction site of the new Audimax building of RWTH Aachen University. Scheduled to be finished in time for the winter semester 2013/2014, its opening date has already been pushed back.
A construction site in the distance.
This photo is in the Public Domain, meaning you can use it for whatever you want, commercially or not, and you can do so without attribution to the original photographer (i.c. David Silverline). This license applies.
The Construction Crew Caught a Couple of Callas, Corrupt, Culprits Cavorting in the Caution zone!
C~Toy Tuesday & Thursday
The MTA's East Side Access project is connecting the Long Island Rail Road to a newly built concourse underneath the existing lower level of Grand Central Terminal. These photos show the progress on the project as of January 25, 2012. Photo by Metropolitan Transportation Authority / Patrick Cashin.
Ultimate Construction
El Paso, TX, zip codes 79901-79999, 88510-88595
915-493-2791
"el paso construction tx"