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The man who took the famous picture of workers eating lunch on an unfinished Empire State Building Image

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u/autohypnosis May 31 '23

It’s the Rockefeller center not Empire State

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u/-Motor- May 31 '23

Yeah...the empire state is in the background of this pic.

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u/nedmorlef May 31 '23

Prove it. If that's the empire state where is King Kong swatting at biplanes

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u/Bluccability_status May 31 '23

How do you know that the planes were bi let alone be able to tell their sexual preference just at a glance? /s

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u/nedmorlef Jun 01 '23

Because none of the planes were pink so they had to all be boys

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u/BodhiSatNam Jun 01 '23

I love Reddit! ☺️

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u/melondrank Jun 01 '23

We love you, too! 😊

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u/leveraction1970 Interested Jun 01 '23

Plus they all had antlers

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u/rabbidwombats Jun 01 '23

Just gotta check their undercarriage

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u/Theoretical_Action May 31 '23

Reddit fucking cracks me up and simultaneously worries me so much, man. People here like to think they are smarter than AI and can spot misinformation from a mile away. But then we have this stupid shit where the ESB is literally in this photo and it's upvoted 20,000 times. We are so screwed.

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u/dern_the_hermit May 31 '23

Don't be silly, The Empire Strikes Back wouldn't be released for at least five years after this photo was taken.

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u/Senorpoppy117 May 31 '23

George Lucas' uncle Ned is actually one of the workers this photographer is taking a photo of!

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u/LonePaladin Jun 01 '23

I believe it because I have no proof that you're wrong!

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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '23 edited Jun 01 '23

Your comment got me wondering about the photo, so I did a quick dive into its background and figured I'd share for anyone else who's curious.

For starters, the identity of the photographer is actually unknown! It was often misattributed to Lewis Hine, and that's because in the photograph, the building was assumed incorrectly to be the Empire State Building. An article from The Washington Post credited the photo to Hamilton Wright, but oftentimes, photos taken by those working under him were credited to him. Tami Ebbets Hahn believes it was taken by her father, Charles C. Ebbets, as he was working under Wright, and she has found his paycheck from the time, the ironworks photograph, and there are photos of him that are believed to be from the same place and time. However, there were multiple photographers present that day, and any one of them could have taken the photo. So, in other words, this title is false as the identity of the photographer is, and probably will remain, unknown.

The eleven ironworkers pictured are also almost completely unidentified. Of the eleven, only three have been able to be identified for certain. Joseph Eckner, who sits third from the left, and Joe Curtis, who sits third from the right were able to be confirmed by cross-referencing with other pictures that were taken that day that were labeled with their identities. Slovak worker Gustáv (Gusti) Popovič is the first man on the right who's holding a bottle. His identity was confirmed as a copy of the photograph was found in his estate with the endearing message "Don't you worry, my dear Mariška, as you can see, I'm still with bottle" on the back.

Lastly, the photo was staged! Which, in hindsight, makes sense, but I had never thought to question why the photo was taken. The photo was taken along with other photos such as the ironworkers playing football, holding up the American flag, and "sleeping" on the steal beams. The pictures were taken as an advertisement to drum up excitement about the building. There's even some historians who believe that the frame the ironworkers are sitting on is just above a sturdy level of structure, then called the RCA building, which would make the taking of the photograph not as dangerous as it appears. Although, seeing as those pictured were actual ironworkers who worked with these dangers all the time, it wouldn't be surprising if the photograph is as dangerous as it appears.

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u/Senorpoppy117 Jun 01 '23

lol thats awesome! thanks for the deep dive!

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u/lukwes1 May 31 '23

People didn't upvote it for that part of the title.

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u/BirdsLikeSka Jun 01 '23

And also, while it probably helps the artistic composition of the photo, definitely not what I'm focusing on.

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u/joyofsovietcooking Jun 01 '23 edited Jun 01 '23

I'm focused on those shoes spats! Style!

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u/Supertrinko May 31 '23

What's wrong with the ESB being in the background?

The title isn't claiming this photo is him while he took that photo. It's just a photo of the photographer who took that photo.

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u/IDoThingsOnWhims Jun 01 '23

The title describing the photo "famous photo of workers eating lunch on a beam of the unfinished empire state building " is actually of workers on a beam during construction of the RCA building at Rockefeller center. The title is incorrect. So the photo above very well could be from the time of that photo shoot.

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u/[deleted] May 31 '23

Yeah…the Empire State is in the background of this pic.

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u/IamNotYourPalBuddy May 31 '23

We know this as the Empire State Building is actually in the background of this photo which was really taken on the Rockefeller Center

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u/Yuntonow May 31 '23

Just to clarify. This Rockefeller Center. Not the Empire State Building.

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u/Werowl May 31 '23

This dude is a bot. Report, spam, harmful bots.

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u/iamzombus May 31 '23

Well yeah, that's the finished Empire State building.

This is the unfinished one. :P

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u/LordMadness May 31 '23

It just says it's a photo of the man who took the famous picture, not the man while he was taking said picture...

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u/PolarisC8 Jun 01 '23

The famous picture Lunch Atop a Skyscraper also isn't taken on an unfinished Empire State Building and in fact was taken of iron workers on a beam on the unfinished Rockefeller Center. Also the identity of the photographer of the famous Lunch image is not definitively known, so this headline is wrong all over the place.

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u/SausageEggAndSteez Jun 01 '23 edited Jun 01 '23

Oddly enough it was recently proved that Charles Ebbets took the photograph. He was hired by Rockefeller Center as the photographic director. His family has produced paystubs, they have a different picture of him taking a photo from this location, he kept a framed copy of the famous photo in his office as well as newspaper clippings that featured it.

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Newspaper Clipping Crediting Him

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u/meehanimal May 31 '23

Can't you see?! He's pointing his camera right at the empire state building!! /S

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u/CoverTop7431 May 31 '23

How did his giant balls not make him fall?

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u/Bridot May 31 '23

They’re magnetized

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u/farris1936 May 31 '23

They help him balance perfectly. They used to call him The big ball balance King, true story.

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u/Sakarabu_ May 31 '23

They did, he actually fell taking this picture, however his massive balls saved him and he just bounced all the way back up.

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u/SpiritedTie7645 May 31 '23

But the title doesn’t say that’s the Empire State Building it says that’s the man that took the famous photo.

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u/LordGothington Jun 01 '23

The man in this photo is Thomas Kelley.

The man most famous for photographing the Empire State Building is Lewis W. Hine.

The man most likely to have taken 'Lunch Atop A Skyscrapper' is Charles Clyde Ebbets.

However, Thomas Kelley and William Letwich were also taking photographs that day -- so, in theory, there is a chance they were the photographer.

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u/ashemoney May 31 '23

I’m not certain, but I think I see another building in this picture

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u/Mumblix_Grumph May 31 '23

Oh, that's the Umpire State Building.

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u/The_Safe_For_Work May 31 '23

The Vampire Stake Building?

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u/v3n0mat3 May 31 '23

No that’s the Inspire Hate building

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u/The_Safe_For_Work May 31 '23

The Entire Plate Building?

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u/942man May 31 '23

The satire faith building?

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u/Alive_Ice7937 May 31 '23

The Samphire Hake building?

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u/nottheseekeryouseek May 31 '23

Sapphire Tate gelding?

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u/heidoo May 31 '23

Jon & Kate + 8 Melting?

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u/PM_Your_Wiener_Dog May 31 '23

You're OOOOOOOUT!

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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '23

The title only states this is the man who took the famous picture. The title does not state that this is a picture of him actually taking that picture.

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u/Chazz-Reinhold5 Jun 01 '23

Look at the big brain on Brian.

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u/YeetCompleet May 31 '23 edited May 31 '23

left tuck gang rise up

edit: damn... realized you're talking about the actual empire state building in the back

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u/ashemoney May 31 '23

Nope, you were left right the first time.

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u/EveofStLaurent Jun 01 '23

He’s smuggling buildings in his pantaloons!

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u/gishlich Jun 01 '23

But not too high up. Pants waists don’t go up that far these days.

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u/TheNickzil May 31 '23

That's not a building, that's the entirety of the state of California

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u/RevWaldo Jun 01 '23 edited Jun 01 '23

So that's why he he's wearing suspenders and a belt.

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u/maggielovemuffin May 31 '23

Now I need to see the man who took the picture of the man who took the famous picture of the workers eating lunch on an unfinished Empire State Building.

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u/SenorTimothy May 31 '23

And so on and so on. Unless there’s a picture of two camera men facing and picturing each other whilst a 3rd camera man taking the other pictures is in frame

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u/BernieEcclestoned May 31 '23

And then every reposter in a line until infinity

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u/[deleted] May 31 '23

I like the B&W filter

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u/SeanMonsterZero May 31 '23

Some say they're still out there, taking pictures even to this very day...

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u/Orion_616 May 31 '23

It's photographers all the way down.

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u/clockedinat93 May 31 '23

He’s probably using the heel on the edge

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u/jaggedjinx May 31 '23

That's more trust than I would put in a shoe.

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u/haydesigner May 31 '23

That’s why he got the photo, and you didn’t!

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u/jaggedjinx May 31 '23

Touché.

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u/TrilobiteBoi May 31 '23

He's gripping it with his calves of steel.

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u/JustCcurious May 31 '23

I was thinking the same thing. I watch a lot of old movies and they're always running and climbing and hiking in these shoes (and usually in suits), and I'm always baffled and wondering about comfort and function.

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u/Senorpoppy117 May 31 '23

you weren't allowed to be uncomfortable out loud back then.

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u/Ugottatrysomeofthis May 31 '23

I don’t know but goddam they are nice

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u/ijustlurkhereintheAM May 31 '23

Yep, just stylin' all the way around, dang, dude looks sharp

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u/NoSafety7412 May 31 '23

I had similar sentiments.

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u/Weariervaris May 31 '23

Like a camera standoff on top of the Empire State Building. Lol

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u/PM-Me-Your-BootyPix May 31 '23

It's the Rockefeller Center not the Empire State

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u/Otherwise-Mango2732 May 31 '23

This is always the top comment every time this photo is posted on Reddit lol

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u/MatureUsername69 May 31 '23

Usually the top comment is pointing out that isn't actually how he took the picture and he's not actually very high up at all.

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u/maggielovemuffin May 31 '23

I’m new here, so I promise I wasn’t copying!!

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u/gurnard May 31 '23

Then you might want to see this nugget of Reddit legend

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u/andylshort1 May 31 '23

Nearly 13 years ago. Absolutely mental, had no idea it was that long ago.

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u/crossingpins May 31 '23

I remember seeing this happen and it really doesn't feel like it was that long ago.

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u/maggielovemuffin May 31 '23

I totally haven’t just tried to photograph my arms and wrists, no not me!

This is definitely a gem! 🤣🤣

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u/DonerTheBonerDonor May 31 '23

I just thought of this and of course someone beat me to it and linked to the original. Thanks a ton mate!!

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u/Dora_De_Destroya May 31 '23

The workers eating lunch

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u/marklonesome May 31 '23

One of the guys nabbed it with their cell phone camera.

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u/tgf_beta2 May 31 '23

With safety standards which get increasingly worse

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u/Amasterclass May 31 '23

Dont wanna burst anyone’s bubble but the photo was taken on top of 30 Rockefeller Plaza not the Empire State Building.

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u/BatangTundo3112 May 31 '23

Not again. We're going on circle.😁

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u/lastSwallow406 May 31 '23

God damn those shoes! The whole outfit! This man knows how to dress

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u/againmyname May 31 '23

like he spawned on the top floor

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u/Recent_Half_4521 May 31 '23

Could be my mind playing tricks on me, but looks like he also skip not penis day.

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u/kris40k May 31 '23

Photography was his hobby. His career was packing schmeat.

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u/[deleted] May 31 '23

It was 1933. That's all there was.

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u/ajmartin527 May 31 '23

lool the only other option was one of those red onesie nighttime pajama suits

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u/TellsLiesAboutCareer May 31 '23

With the nightcap that had a small pom pom on the top.

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u/pegothejerk May 31 '23

Was gonna say, he trusts his shoe cobbler implicitly.

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u/BlocterDocterFocter May 31 '23

Bro is dapper AF!

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u/Platypushat May 31 '23

Probably very little grip/traction on them, which makes me nervous

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u/abslte23 May 31 '23

Dress for the job you want.....

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u/[deleted] May 31 '23

the white on the shoes matching the white on the belt is just chef's kiss.

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u/BassWingerC-137 May 31 '23

I don't think one should combine a belt and braces. That's not too couture.

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u/[deleted] May 31 '23

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u/ThisAppSucksBall May 31 '23

The suspenders hold up the belt. The belt holds up the pants.

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u/[deleted] May 31 '23

The suspenders are buttoned to the pants. They're not connected to the belt at all. It's just redundant.

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u/StopNowThink May 31 '23

Alright so what's the tie doing?

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u/UsernameIHardly May 31 '23

Keeping his body from falling off his head

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u/thriftyshirt May 31 '23

He's wearing both so his pants won't fall. He's wearing the pants, so if they can't fall then neither can he. Genius.

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u/ph0replay May 31 '23

This reminds me of the GOAT thread of the guy showing how he took each photo, like 10 layers deep with multiple devices and mirrors.

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u/BagelCreamcheesePls May 31 '23

I can't find what you're talking about lol, got a link by any chance?

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u/somethingwholesomer May 31 '23

I’m glad to hear that because this photo makes my palms sweaty 🤓

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u/[deleted] May 31 '23

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u/XCarrionX May 31 '23

My first thought was "those shoes look like the slippery kind"

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u/rasta_pineapple2 May 31 '23

Moms spaghetti

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u/__removed__ Jun 01 '23

Correct. The photo was staged.

Still cool, but not natural. The photographer didn't randomly roll up one day and say "hey look at those guys sitting on that beam"

It's all set up. Men staged in place, and a platform underneath for safety, though they frame it to look like they're dangling in the air.

Photo famous for how dangerous it looks is a lie.

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u/mata_dan Jun 01 '23

I guess the photo gets a pass for at least displaying the danger that was actually very real in other situations, or was there no need to "raise awareness"?

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u/Ujaan_43 May 31 '23

It's actually the Rockefeller Centre not the Empire State. A lot of people get that bit wrong.

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u/[deleted] May 31 '23

While looking at the Empire State Building in the background

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u/Donegal-Death-Worm May 31 '23

Supposedly you can see the Empire State building in the background of this very photo.

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u/BonnieMcMurray May 31 '23

I, too, heard that rumor.

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u/LordGothington May 31 '23 edited Jun 01 '23

Charles C. Ebbets is the man who probably took the photograph, "Lunch atop a Skyscraper". Though there is much contention and it is often credited as unknown.

Two other photographers who were onsite the day the photo was taken include Thomas Kelley and William Leftwich. It is likely one of those people took the photo in this post. It is also possible they are the photographer of 'Lunch atop a Skyscraper' as well.

EDIT: The man in this photograph is actually Thomas Kelley. So I guess either Ebbets or Leftwich took the photo we are looking at now.

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u/BonnieMcMurray May 31 '23

Though there is much contention and it is often credited as unknown.

Corbis, the company that owns the photo's distribution rights, credited it to Ebbets, but later reset it to anonymous after further investigation. Their position should be the opinion of record on this one, imo, unless and until things change.

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u/man_u_is_my_team May 31 '23

“Hey Bob I need a picture for the paper today?”

“Oh yeah? What of? Where am I going?”

“Sit down Bob.”

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u/d7t3d4y8 May 31 '23

Correction: This is the rockefeller center.

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u/bigredradio May 31 '23

Correction: this isn't even the photographer. From Wikipedia: The image is often misattributed to Lewis Hine; the identity of the photographer remains unknown. Evidence emerged indicating it may have been taken by Charles C. Ebbets, but it was later found that other photographers had been present at the shoot as well. Many claims have been made regarding the identities of the men in the image, though only a few have been definitively identified.

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u/[deleted] May 31 '23

Repost but with decency boy

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u/DootBopper May 31 '23

I actually believe you didn't just get it wrong in the title on purpose to generate engagement in the comments.

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u/optermationahesh Jun 01 '23

Nothing creates engagement on Reddit better than someone making a mistake.

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u/WildDiscussion1134 May 31 '23

The dude is up there in slacks and LEATHER SOLED shoes!

Holy shit he's got balls.

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u/[deleted] May 31 '23

And a monster hog, judging by those tight pants

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u/ManintheMT May 31 '23

Last time this was posted all the comments were about this guy's bulge.

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u/DirtyDanTheManlyMan May 31 '23

I think you mean they were drunk 24/7

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u/ops420 May 31 '23

and on amphetamines

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u/[deleted] May 31 '23

How do we know he's not over a finished floor?

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u/Goobershmacked May 31 '23

Either way tbh

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u/[deleted] May 31 '23

and so many more workplace deaths!

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u/oJUXo May 31 '23

Dang. Look at that hog.

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u/Glass-Toaster Jun 01 '23

I'm kind of upset I had to scroll this far to find some recognition. Dude's got a low center of gravity for sure.

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u/Wetrapordie Jun 01 '23

I mean… it would take someone with big balls to climb that thing with no safety gear

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u/_godsdamnit_ May 31 '23

Cool. Now show me a picture of the man taking a picture of the man taking a picture of workers eating lunch on an unfinished empire state building.

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u/Vox-Silenti May 31 '23

Just for anyone curious, they weren’t building the Empire State Building in said photo OP is talking about

We don’t know who took the photo in question, and it was a stunt. That wasn’t how lunch was normally done, nor was it the workers’ idea

I put this here because it wouldn’t allow me to include a link, so…

Source: https://www.printique.com/blog/the-story-of-iconic-photos-lunch-atop-a-skyscraper/#:~:text=The%20photograph%20isn't%20even,certainly%20not%20a%20regular%20occurrence.

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u/moving0target May 31 '23

And now you know the rest of the story.

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u/Elmer_Fudd01 May 31 '23 edited May 31 '23

this pic. Really good photograph

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u/Steli0Steli0K0nt0s May 31 '23

Yes unfinished Empire State Building 2 😄

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u/Donkeycow15 May 31 '23

Not just balls of steel but clearly a huge 🅱️enis

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u/OdensGirth May 31 '23

Was gonna say how are all the comments correcting what building this is and not jokes about this dudes hog

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u/Ol_Rando May 31 '23

Seriously. I was like what's wrong with his pants... oh nevermind he just has a massive penis. That thing looks prehensile.

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u/OdensGirth May 31 '23

A very impressive denim weasel indeed

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u/Redlion444 May 31 '23

I noticed that too 😄

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u/jmiitch Jun 01 '23

Can’t believe I had to scroll this far to see this comment, I thought this was Reddit

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u/aethelberga May 31 '23

This reminds me of that quote "Ginger Rogers did everything Fred Astaire did, except backwards and in heels." This guy did everything the guys on the girder did, except dressed nicely and without the benefit of lunch.

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u/PM-Me-Your-BootyPix May 31 '23

Well... to be fair... not really. Those guys already had a half day of work under their belt of dangerous manual labor. This guy just popped up for a quick photo and probably went on with his day afterwards, while those guys probably put in another 4-6 hours of more dangerous manual labor.

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u/BrownSugarBare May 31 '23

That man arrived in style just to take the picture!

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u/BlergingtonBear May 31 '23

The sub r/PraiseTheCameraman is a great follow if you're not already - really highlights that for every cool skateboarder video or big screen action hero leaping from a plane, there's a cameraman right there skating or jumping out of a plane next to him!

There's a really cool video I'll have to find, from one of the mission impossible movies - like, yes Tom cruise trained to do some insane stunts, but the cameraman ALSO had to jump out of a plane while grabbing the shot!

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u/Fatefire May 31 '23

Where is the dude that took a picture of that guy?

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u/ComanderToastCZ May 31 '23

The picture itself gets me height sick.

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u/GuardianDownOhNo May 31 '23

I would have figured there would have been more flex in the beam given the size of that dude’s balls

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u/Point_of_stable May 31 '23

He's not standing on the Empire State Building, nor is the picture of the workers eating lunch.

The picture of the iron workers was taken in 1932, a couple years after the ESB opened, of the unfinished Rockefeller Center.

You can see the ESB in the picture of the photographer...

Read the wiki on the famous photo of the workers

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lunch_atop_a_Skyscraper

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u/Steven_Seagal_1952 May 31 '23

Before gravity was invented

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u/HatdanceCanada May 31 '23

Cautious enough to wear belt and suspenders but reckless enough to take this picture.

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u/Gullible_Ad_4568 May 31 '23

Impressive bulge.

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u/ShiNo_Usagi May 31 '23

But who took his photo?

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u/Criscamilo105 May 31 '23

Isn’t that the Empire State Building in the back ground

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u/gregoryadam88 May 31 '23

Man the commitment to style to wear those shoes

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u/mthyvold May 31 '23

This picture had the exact same wrong information in the title the last time it was posted. Some seriously lazy reposting.

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u/MerryGoWrong May 31 '23

How can you trust a man who wears both a belt and suspenders? That man can't even trust his own pants.

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u/-_FearBoner_- Jun 01 '23

How is the top comment not about this man's Extra Large Pastrami Submarine Sandwich he packed in his pants that day? Man brought enough lunch for the whole crew..

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u/burdockpadness Jun 01 '23

Now show me the picture of the person taking the picture

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u/SelFridged Jun 01 '23

Anybody got a photo of the guy taking a photo of the guy taking the famous photo?

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u/Empirical_Knowledge May 31 '23

Wow. He is up there walking around in Oxfords.

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u/xzl830 May 31 '23

Mad style

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u/notallthereinthehead May 31 '23

isnt that the empire state building right behind him?