I would guess the photographer was in the crane.
He may be a wacky Scientologist but I’ll never doubt his balls of steel or devotion to his craft.
“When the Dodgers win the pennant.”
BHA HA HA HA HA!!! Too rich.
Photo of four guys standing on spire of LA’s tallest building
Dere crazy.
When I see a picture like this, I get a sort of painful pins and needles in my palms and the soles of my feet.
Weirdly, I’m not too bothered by heights when I’m there, but photos like this bring out my vertigo response.
Can’t see if they’re tied off, but I’d be afraid of someone (or me) getting dizzy and grabbing someone else for balance. Many more at https://www.reddit.com/r/dontlookdown/
Maybe they’re magnetic?
It’s the first skyscraper with a pointed roof to be built in downtown Los Angeles since 1974, when city regulations required all new skyscrapers to have flat tops for helipads.
We’ll solve our traffic problems once and for all!
Top of the mainmast is only 92 feet, but the circular motion up there when the sea’s running adds to the fun substantially. 
RIGHT?? holy frijoles.
Apparently, it’s useful if a fire erupts in the building.
Yeah but he’s got a spaceship waiting to catch him if he falls.
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