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This is actually a comp of six images. Five were taken about an hour before launch and are bent into a Mercatur projection showing the photographers on either side of me. Onto this pano I comp'd a single frame from my wide-angle camera roll of the launch itself.
Photoshop disaster? You tell me.
SpaceX rocket launch from Cape Canaveral in Florida. This was a 3 minute long exposure to capture the rocket trail, and the “star” is the full moon - this effect is due to the wide angle lens I was using and the camera settings. I was pleased with this one as it was a “one shot” deal - no second chances if you mess up the settings or the field of view or anything else! It’s also interesting to look at the people on the beach - there are hardly any “shadow” images from people moving, which shows that more or less everyone was still for that 3 minutes watching the rocket!
Balloon launch to commemorate Richard Crosbie’s flight in 1785 from Ranelagh Gardens. The weather was perfect for pilot Tom McCormack to take off. Special permission was required from the Aviation Authority and this flight is very unlikely ever to be repeated.
Photo (c) Daragh Owens
Balloon launch to commemorate Richard Crosbie’s flight in 1785 from Ranelagh Gardens. The weather was perfect for pilot Tom McCormack to take off. Special permission was required from the Aviation Authority and this flight is very unlikely ever to be repeated.
Photo (c) Daragh Owens
On June 16th 2018 Aerial Edge Launched Scotland's first full-sized flying trapeze rig in their venue at Kelvin Hall, the original home to carnival and circus in Glasgow's West End.
Photos by Richard Walker
Headed for two orbits of planet Earth and a splashdown in the Pacific, Orion blazed into the early morning sky on Friday at 7:05am ET. The spacecraft was launched atop a United Launch Aliance Delta IV Heavy rocket from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida. Its first voyage into space on an uncrewed flight test, the Orion traveled some 3,600 miles from Earth, about 15 times higher than the orbital altitude of the International Space Station. In fact, Orion traveled farther into space than any spacecraft designed for astronauts since the Apollo missions to the Moon. The Orion crew module reached speeds of 20,000 miles per hour and temperatures approaching 4,000 degrees Fahrenheit as it re-entered Earth's atmosphere about 4.5 hours after launch. via NASA ift.tt/12L9dSM
Always difficult to get good shots when you're attending someone else's
photoshoot; felt like I was gate-crashing...
Anyway, hope these are ok!
Celebrating our partnership with RTOWN and the launch of their customizable loyalty app as part of our benefits package.
King Brown magazine Launch
(Issue 3)
Aerosol & Acrylic on plywood.
August 2007.
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The United Launch Alliance Delta IV Heavy rocket, with NASA’s Orion spacecraft mounted atop, lifts off from Cape Canaveral Air Force Station's Space Launch Complex 37 at at 7:05 a.m. EST, Friday, Dec. 5, 2014, in Florida. The Orion spacecraft will orbit Earth twice, reaching an altitude of approximately 3,600 miles above Earth before landing in the Pacific Ocean. No one is aboard Orion for this flight test, but the spacecraft is designed to allow us to journey to destinations never before visited by humans, including an asteroid and Mars. Photo Credit: NASA/Bill Ingalls via NASA 1.usa.gov/1vTIY6h
Launch of Trade School Paris second season at Mutinerie co-working space. February 2013
Musical entertainment to round off the afternoon.
Virginia Sea Grant joined the Virginia Institute of Marine Science Advancement and Outreach team, Chesapeake Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve and the VIMS Marine Advisory Program for virtual beach seining, squid dissection, and laboratory tours with high school students from the Camp Launch program.
William & Mary's Camp Launch serves high-achieving underserved students in the Hampton Roads area as they participate in a two-week residential program with courses in STEM, writing, and personal development. July 23, 2021 (Photo by Aileen Devlin | Virginia Sea Grant)
At the launch of ‘The Fenians were dreadful men’ at Kerry Library –Pádraig Ó Concubhair [author], Áine Uí Chonchubhair, Dr. Declan Downey [School of History & Archives, U.C.D.], Tommy O’Connor [Kerry County Librarian].
Whitstable lifeboat on a busy day. The first trial of the new 120-400 lens. Taken from about 300 yards, seems to work OK. Looks a bit more dramatic on black.
The launch was already canceled because of false readings from the engine cutoff sensor system that measures liquid hydrogen in the external tank when a spider decided to walk over the camera.
Prime Minister Bruce Golding consults with (l-r) Financial Secretary, Wesley Hughes and Finance Minister Audley Shaw at the launching of the Jamaica Debt Exchange initiative at the Bank of Jamaica auditorium this morning. The Jamaica Debt exchange is a new debt management initiative which involves the voluntary exchange of existing bonds (excluding treasury bills) issued by the Government of Jamaica in the domestic market for new bonds of the same principal value but which have lower interest cost and longer maturities.
National Policies and Strategies for Food, Land and Water Systems Transformation Initiative (NPS)
NPS Kenya Launch Event & Inception Planning
Tuesday, May 17, 2022
9:00 –14:00 East Africa Time
ILRI Campus
Nairobi, Kenya
Credit: ILRI
NO REPRO FEES 1st May - National launch of FG Local Election Campaign, Shelbourne Hotel , Great Room. Pictured is An Taoiseach Enda Kenny TD with local election candidates.Photo:Barry Cronin/www.barrycronin.com 087-9598549 046-9055044 info@barrycronin.com