SpaceX Falcon 9: CRS-13 Launch and Landing Photo

• SpaceX Falcon 9: CRS-13 Launch and Landing Photo by BradyKenniston on 15 Dec, 2017 20:13
• Here are a small collection of my shots from CRS-13. I was up on the VAB roof for the launch and landing.

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• #1 by BradyKenniston on 15 Dec, 2017 20:14

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• #2 by oiorionsbelt on 15 Dec, 2017 20:22
• Great shots.
   4280 - the perspective is captivating
• #3 by vaporcobra on 15 Dec, 2017 20:31
• Brilliant work, Brady!
• #4 by BradyKenniston on 15 Dec, 2017 20:41
• Quote from: vaporcobra on 15 Dec, 2017 20:31

  Brilliant work, Brady!
  

  
  Thank you! It was amazing to see it finally go up after this stressful week!
• #5 by vaporcobra on 15 Dec, 2017 20:45
• Quote from: BradyKenniston on 15 Dec, 2017 20:41

  Quote from: vaporcobra on 15 Dec, 2017 20:31

  Brilliant work, Brady!
  

  
  Thank you! It was amazing to see it finally go up after this stressful week!
  

  
  Seriously. Glad SpaceX managed to make the Friday window also, RIP Tom's cameras lmao I'll throw a couple images up here if any of the SD cards survived. fingers crossed
• #6 by riney on 15 Dec, 2017 20:58
• Quote from: oiorionsbelt on 15 Dec, 2017 20:22

  Great shots.
   4280 - the perspective is captivating
  

  
  Normally, if your booster is falling back to the ground and smoking, to quote XKCD, "you are having a bad problem and will not go to space today". Astounding.
• #7 by Jdeshetler on 15 Dec, 2017 21:18
• Quote from: BradyKenniston on 15 Dec, 2017 20:13

  Here are a small collection of my shots from CRS-13. I was up on the VAB roof for the launch and landing.
  

  
  Beautiful details on DSC-0025 & 28 photo's rocket plumes! Excellent job, Brady!
• #8 by TripD on 16 Dec, 2017 02:00
• Quote from: oiorionsbelt on 15 Dec, 2017 20:22

  Great shots.
   4280 - the perspective is captivating
  

  
  I love that booster glide.
• #9 by FutureSpaceTourist on 16 Dec, 2017 08:01
• Yes, wonderful photos. Thank you so much Brady for sharing with us.
  
  I’m always a sucker for the close ups just after lift-off. Can really sense the awesome power on display. I’m afraid that makes me rather jealous that you’re able to view in person. I think there are worse jobs