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EXIF: SONY DSLR-A700 \| 1/60 sec \| f 8.0 \| 35.0mm (35mm equivalent: 52.0mm) \| ISO 100 So why was I in New Orleans, anyway? We were kicking off a new project with NASA. We are now working with folks at the Stennis Space Center to perfect a smart imaging system for detection of hydrogen flames. And they use a LOT of hydrogen at this place. This picture is one of the original test facilities used for testing the engines on the Saturn Rocket that lifted astronauts from Earth on the way to the Moon during the Apollo program on the 60s/70s.
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forgingahead represents my attempts to tap a creative element within myself. I live and work in the Capital District area of New York State and wander the urban, suburban, and rural areas in search of visual inspiration.

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Yashica Electro 35 GSN (yes, that is THREE Yashicas!)
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28mm f2.8
80-200mm zoom

I shoot mostly digital but do still pop a roll of film from time to time. I process my own B&W film (120 and 35mm) which I am scanning with an Epson Perfection 3170 scanner.

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EXIF: SONY DSLR-A700 \| 1/60 sec \| f 8.0 \| 35.0mm (35mm equivalent: 52.0mm) \| ISO 100 So why was I in New Orleans, anyway? We were kicking off a new project with NASA. We are now working with folks at the Stennis Space Center to perfect a smart imaging system for detection of hydrogen flames. And they use a LOT of hydrogen at this place. This picture is one of the original test facilities used for testing the engines on the Saturn Rocket that lifted astronauts from Earth on the way to the Moon during the Apollo program on the 60s/70s.
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