Natural Strength

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• robertosalguero (17202)
• [2006-09-02 5:38]

Very interesting to see this picture. I am not sure this would be acceptable safety precedure in Canada but I see bamboo is strong enough to be used somewhere else. Nice picture Klaudio. I will show it to my boss next time. Maybe he will allow me to use one of these scaffols in the future :-)

Roberto

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• spence (1671)
• [2006-09-02 7:38]

Hi Klaudio. An interesting up-close look at the bamboo scaffolding. I've seen it in Hong Kong and it looks so flimsy but I guess its flexibility is a great bonus. I like your choice of a vertical format and the inclusion of people, especially the suited guy in the foreground who adds interest.

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• celinaconroy (717)
• [2006-09-02 8:35]

Hi Klaudio,
A terrific image as it invokes so many interests. There's the appalling health and safety aspect of leaving rope and loose poles lying around, plus the bamboo itself...for those who haven;t seen this scaffolding with their own eyes just can't believe how high the scaffolding reaches. Like Jennifer, I was in Hong Kong the first time I saw it...it looked so deceptively flimsy. Great shot.
Best wishes,
Celina

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• zokakelt (1149)
• [2006-09-04 11:29]

Ha,ha deluje nestabilno, imam osecaj da je se sve raspalo nakon tvog slikanja.
Dobro uradjeno.
Pozdrav
Zoran

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• cunejo200 (6294)
• [2006-09-04 13:04]

Hi Klaudio,
Bamboos are indeed amazing, and yes I have seen them being used as scaffolding on a multi-storey project in many Asian countries. Composition is pleasing and accentuated by repeating lines. Good quality photo from a scan. Regards.
Danilo

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• anthonyb (1209)
• [2006-09-04 18:48]

Hi Klaudio
This is a great pic. I love the vertical format - it works perfectly here.
It's great to see scaffolding made from bamboo!
Well done.
Pozdrav Anthony

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• ChristineLe (59)
• [2006-09-10 0:05]

If I could only say one word about this capture, it is: "wonderful".
Thanks.