Hey all, I have a scene on the Brooklyn Bridge that involves a jumper.
However, I was checking the locations on Google maps, and I find that between the 2009 pictures and the 2011 pictures there is construction. Namely, in the 2011 pictures the bridge is no longer open girders, and the lanes of traffic are completely boxed in by metal walls.
Needless to say, that will make a significant difference in how things play out. I may have to choose a different bridge.
So, native New Yorkers, are the newer corrugated steel walls a permanent feature now, or were they temporary as a part of some construction or something?
Thanks in advance!
However, I was checking the locations on Google maps, and I find that between the 2009 pictures and the 2011 pictures there is construction. Namely, in the 2011 pictures the bridge is no longer open girders, and the lanes of traffic are completely boxed in by metal walls.
Needless to say, that will make a significant difference in how things play out. I may have to choose a different bridge.
So, native New Yorkers, are the newer corrugated steel walls a permanent feature now, or were they temporary as a part of some construction or something?
Thanks in advance!