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Monday, 30 January 2012

கீழே பார்க்காதீர்கள்


Head for heights: Thrillseeking photographer Tom Ryaboi took this shot from the roof of a skyscraper, high above the streets of Toronto

புகைப்படம் எடுப்பது இலகுவான காரியமில்லையென கனடாவை சேர்ந்த டொம் தனது புகைப்படம் மூலம் உணர்த்தியுள்ளார்.

இவர் மிக உயரமான கட்டிடங்களின் உச்சிக்கு சென்று தனது கமெராவால் மிகவும் அற்புதமாக புகைப்படங்களை எடுத்துள்ளார்.இவர் இதுவரை 100-க்கு அதிகமான கட்டிடங்களில் ஏறி தனது புகைப்பட விந்தையை காட்டியுள்ளார்.


Above the world: The stunning photography shots produce amazing results but photographers have to go to extreme lengths to capture the images

Risky business: Photographer Tom Ryaboi (pictured) has climbed more than 100 buildings and produced some of the most stunning examples of Rooftopping to date


Growing in popularity: Using the internet to spread his new found love of storming skyscraper roofs, Tom has now inspired other Rooftoppers to start climbing too

Easy does it: A Rooftopper inches his way out on a crane

Birds eye view: Rooftoppers avoid security, CCTV and risk their lives on top of the windy ledges up to almost 1,000 feet high

Vertiginous: A dedicated few 'Rooftoppers' are determined to climb to the top of every skyscraper roof in their city, hang off the edge and photograph the evidence as proof

Don't look down: On lower buildings, Tom says you get a sense of being in an urban 'jungle', surrounded by a forest of concrete, steel and glass

Dangerous and daring: A Rooftopper climbs up an open structure in a bid to get the perfect shot

Long way down: Tom, pictured from behind to protect his identity, peers out across the cityscape high above the streets of Toronto






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