Saturn V

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By: Mark Sherman
Copyright ©2006

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Photographer	Mark Sherman {Karma:15669}
Project	#33 Pictures of Famous Places	Camera Model	hasselblad 501cm
Categories	Journalism	Film Format
Portfolio	Johnson Space Center	Lens	Hasselblad 60CB 3.5 T*
Uploaded	11/10/2006	Film / Memory Type	Fuji Velvia 100
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Location	City - Houston State - TX Country - United States
About	They have recently built a building around this Mighty Rocket, which makes it really hard to get these nozzles along with the people in the shot without tilting the camera. This was the rocket supposed to be used for Apollo 18 before the budget cuts. This other guy and myself were cramming in the corners to get these in shot :-) Thanks for looking.

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Mary Slade {K:40338} 11/13/2006

Amazing image- had no idea of the size in reality, but the people included show me.

Shirley D. Cross-Taylor

{K:174136} 11/11/2006

Good job, Mark...the people do add scale...this thing is HUGE!:)

Deb Mayes {K:19605} 11/10/2006

I don't doubt you were cramming in the corners. :) If ever a super-wide angle was called for this is it. :)

You did a nice job. The people give a good point of reference of the size of this monster, and the tones and angles are fantastic. Excellent!

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