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bfjr · Oct-12-2012, 04:34 PM #1

More to Come

lensmole · Oct-12-2012, 06:02 PM #2

Boy it sure is nice to see you posting ! I can only describe this as very unconventional,but it works for me.

Exciting too !

BradfordBenn · Oct-12-2012, 06:13 PM #3

What's that thing in the background?

Nice shot.

bdcolen · Oct-13-2012, 06:50 AM #4

Welcome back Ben! And I'm glad to see that you weren't hurt in that earthquake that so tipped the landscape.

**Harryb** · Oct-13-2012, 07:29 AM #5

I don't know about you left coasters.

We had the Endeavour for 25 years w/o any trouble from it. it goes over to your neck of the woods and street poles start coming down.

bfjr · Oct-13-2012, 10:40 AM #6

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Originally Posted by lensmole

Boy it sure is nice to see you posting ! I can only describe this as very unconventional,but it works for me.

Exciting too !

Thanks for the Welcome Back!
Just not been feeling the photo juices lately, that will change

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Originally Posted by BradfordBenn

What's that thing in the background?

Nice shot.

The Shuttle

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Originally Posted by bdcolen

Welcome back Ben! And I'm glad to see that you weren't hurt in that earthquake that so tipped the landscape.

I have survived them all to date, perhaps just not my inner ear!

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Originally Posted by Harryb

I don't know about you left coasters.

We had the Endeavour for 25 years w/o any trouble from it. it goes over to your neck of the woods and street poles start coming down.

Ahh, falling down from it's Awesomeness !!

As promised here some more of its starting the trip to the Science Museum.

It's Impressive indeed up close and I liked the fact that they left all the reentry Patina intact!

***Richard*** · Oct-14-2012, 01:49 AM #7

Hey Ben

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I sort of figured that first shot had to be a tease. The others are good--nice sense of scale. I especially like the last one, with the tiny airliner in the distance.

bfjr · Oct-19-2012, 10:23 AM #8

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Originally Posted by Richard

Hey Ben

.

I sort of figured that first shot had to be a tease. The others are good--nice sense of scale. I especially like the last one, with the tiny airliner in the distance.

Hey Richard

Thanks. I was hoping I could clearly convey that.


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