thephotosocietyのインスタグラム(thephotosociety) - 12月4日 05時09分

Photograph by @vincentjmusi

Space Shuttle Columbia, Kennedy Space Center, November 1982
Part 2 of 2 in this installment of my occasional series - How Not to Become a National Geographic Photographer, #NOTGEO or You can't learn from your mistakes if you'd don't make any

32 years ago as a newspaper intern, I covered one of the first launches of the Space Shuttle at the Kennedy Space Center. Last week I went back there with my son for his school project and retraced a few of my steps.

The 20 year-old version of me thought he knew better and decided to "frame" his remote camera horizontally. There was a huge list of variables like sound-triggered remotes, light, exposure, batteries, weather, launch time, film and more. The only thing you really knew for sure was the direction the shuttle was pointing, up.

This is what happens when you don't anticipate that part.
The shuttle program is history after 135 missions but NASA is scheduled to launch the Orion tomorrow. It's part of the new Space Launch System and the next step on the journey to Mars.

#NOTGEO #epicfail #thelifephotographic @NASA
more of this series @vincentjmusi

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