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e-PulsarJun - Jul 99

 

KSC WORKSHOP PHOTOS


Phoenix"Phoenix"  By Paul Hoffman

One of Paul’s digital pieces inspired by the workshop. A truly moving work of the Pad 34 Apollo 1 complex. According to Pual, “I thought that it was a great opportunity for me to use the "2x2 Stitching" mode built into my digital camera, to get a great "wide-angle" view. The idea of "the past into the future" (the shuttle blasting off into the nebulae) came pretty soon as I was working on the image. I also knew I wanted to work the "Abandon In Place" lettering in somewhere. I didn't come up with the idea for the images of Grissom, White and Chaffee and the mission patch until after I had completed everything else and realized that the image did not stand on its own - it needed too much explanation.”

Blockhouse

 

The blockhouse for Gemini launches, a mere 1/4 mile from the pad! Photo - Jon Ramer.

 

 

 

Under the booster

 

The group gathers under the massive Saturn 5 booster to paint and greet guests.  Photo Dave Hardy.

 

 

F-5 Nozzle

 

 

One of the gigantic F-5 engines of the Saturn 5 booster. The nozzle is 12 foot in diameter.  Photo Jon Ramer.

 

ISS

 

A photo of one of the modules mock-ups of the ISS. Photo Jon Ramer.

 

Gantry

 

 

 

The original Mercury Redstone gantry used to launch the first US manned mission.  Photo Paul Hoffman.

 

LC-34

 

 

A view of the ill-fated Apollo 1 launch pad, LC-34. Photo Dave Hardy.

 

V2 Engine

 

 

 

An actual engine from a captured German V-2 rocket, displayed at the Air Force museum. Photo Paul Hoffman.

 

lighthouse

 

 

 

Paul works more of his digital magic.  Here Robin gets her shot of the Cape lighthouse. Photo Paul Hoffman.


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