Tree Climbing

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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	Photoart Landscape	Film Format
Portfolio	Johnson Space Center	Lens	Hasselblad 60CB 3.5 T*
Uploaded	11/7/2006	Film / Memory Type	Fuji Velvia 100
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Location	City - Houston State - TX Country - United States
About	A shot of the rocket park outside of the Johnson Space Center Houston. I believe the one on the right is a Mercury capsule at the top, Only fits one person. When I look at it, it must have taken a lot of trust to get in that little capsule on top of all that Fuel...Thanks for looking Mark
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Mary Slade {K:40338} 11/8/2006

The image of that tree immediately striking and feels symbolic. Linked me to the issues in "2006" and the tree of life. From the old age of the tree to the modern life of the rocket. Brilliant succinct title to refer to practical and social movement! And the monolith you taught me about to represent next stage in human evolution. Wonderful image for sight and thought Mark.

Shirley D. Cross-Taylor

{K:174199} 11/7/2006

You and your little monolith! I was crying, listening to some sad music, when this made me laugh out loud...thank you, Mark!:)

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