Rob MacFarlane talks about his job and photography at the top of Toronto.
Rob MacFarlane has been a crane operator for 20 years and a famous photographer for about three months.
MacFarlane hadn’t actually thought much about photography before starting his job at the L-Tower.
But when he saw Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield’s brilliant photographs from the International Space Station, it gave him an idea.
Now MacFarlane is sharing his views of Toronto via Twitter. At 720 feet above ground, you could say he’s got the best seat in the house.
Join his growing list of followers (currently sitting at 4301) to enjoy his photos and tweets at @SkyJacked793.
If you’re afraid of heights, this may not be the job for you.
Foreman Mike Ferreira can see Rob MacFarlane’s appreciation of the city in his photos.
Crane operator Rob MacFarlane.
Crane operator Rob MacFarlane.
Rob MacFarlane only has another 165 feet to climb.
Looking down from the L-Tower
Rob MacFarlane’s ‘office’ is 720 feet above the city.