Magnificent Photography of Engineering in Action - Neatorama

We've featured a lot of neat photography on Neatorama, but looking back in the archives, these images are usually of artwork, animals, and landscapes. But who says that great photography has to be just that? Why not great photography of engineering in action? That's exactly what Engineering News-Record just did with their 2012 The Year in Construction Photo Contest. The magazine has picked the best engineering-focused photos from both professional and amateur photographers.

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Hey, good catch. I didn't even see it.

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The backhoe in the middle of the pontiac plant... has two arms. How many photos did this "amateur" stitch together?

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Are they finding the Arc of the Covenant?

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Hmm, that would be quite usefull to prevent issues of people running into eachother when trying to get on or off the bus, and keeps people from trying to sneak on and avoid paying.

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The bus stop in Brazil is great for security reasons. I lived there for a while and the stories you hear from about public transportation are horrendous.

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I like the whimsy of the watermelon stop. Also thought the loneliest stop in Santiago was funny.

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Oscar Niemeyer Weiner?

(ducks and runs)

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With such system, it is more secure for passenger and they can take how much bus line they want without paying a new ticket. It is really nice.

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I hope there is ventilation.

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At first, I thought the writing on the tunnel above said "Oscar Mayer", because the shape is similar to a hot dog.

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Curitiba is my home town, and the "tube" keeps rain and the cold out ;)

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it's because we have an integrated bus system with the metropolitan region.

So, you only pay one pass and u can go for anywhere in Curitiba or other city that is integrated.

And the "tube" is a easy and fast way to enter in the bus.

This video show the public transport evolution in Curitiba.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4MtD3NGTMN0&feature=related

Regards.

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