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Leaving tomorrow morning for New York! I can’t wait to get back to Woodstock. I am hoping that there is still fall color! I haven’t been in New York in the fall for 10 years! It was ten years ago last week that I was taking the one way flight from New York to Texas. Since then I have only been up there in the summer except the first year we went back up for Christmas. I’m excited for a lot of reasons but one of them is my favorite season in New York is Autumn. Of course I will stop by and see Rick and Levon.
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Leaving tomorrow morning for New York! I can’t wait to get back to Woodstock. I am hoping that there is still fall color! I haven’t been in New York in the fall for 10 years! It was ten years ago last week that I was taking the one way flight from New York to Texas. Since then I have only been up there in the summer except the first year we went back up for Christmas. I’m excited for a lot of reasons but one of them is my favorite season in New York is Autumn. Of course I will stop by and see Rick and Levon.

I learned how to shoot with infrared film in my second photography class back in 1983 or ‘84. It quickly became my favorite film and later I incorporated it into my wedding photography and taught others how to use it. It made me sad when I found out that Kodak was no longer going to manufacture the film. There were other brands that had an infrared film, but Kodak’s was the only true infrared on the market. I miss it very much. One of these images is a true infrared and the other is just photoshop. See if you know the difference.
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I learned how to shoot with infrared film in my second photography class back in 1983 or ‘84. It quickly became my favorite film and later I incorporated it into my wedding photography and taught others how to use it. It made me sad when I found out that Kodak was no longer going to manufacture the film. There were other brands that had an infrared film, but Kodak’s was the only true infrared on the market. I miss it very much. One of these images is a true infrared and the other is just photoshop. See if you know the difference.
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I learned how to shoot with infrared film in my second photography class back in 1983 or ‘84. It quickly became my favorite film and later I incorporated it into my wedding photography and taught others how to use it. It made me sad when I found out that Kodak was no longer going to manufacture the film. There were other brands that had an infrared film, but Kodak’s was the only true infrared on the market. I miss it very much. One of these images is a true infrared and the other is just photoshop. See if you know the difference.

instagram: Felix Baumgartner’s Historic Jump Want to see more photos of the jump? Take a look at the Red Bull Stratos Mission Control location page, the @redbullstratos, @redbull, @joergmitter, and @limeximages accounts, as well as the hashtags #felixbaumgartner and #stratos Earlier today, Felix Baumgartner took a stratospheric balloon flight to 127,000 feet (37,000 meters) and then, he jumped. The freefall jump was an attempt to become the first man to break the speed of sound (690 miles or 1,110 kilometers per hour). It lasted 4 minutes and 22 seconds and according to indicators provided by the @redbullstratos team, Baumgartner surpassed Mach 1. His jump came exactly 65 years to the day after Chuck Yeager became the first man to break the sound barrier in an airplane. I watched this today and I was scared until he touched the ground.
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instagram: Felix Baumgartner’s Historic Jump Want to see more photos of the jump? Take a look at the Red Bull Stratos Mission Control location page, the @redbullstratos, @redbull, @joergmitter, and @limeximages accounts, as well as the hashtags #felixbaumgartner and #stratos Earlier today, Felix Baumgartner took a stratospheric balloon flight to 127,000 feet (37,000 meters) and then, he jumped. The freefall jump was an attempt to become the first man to break the speed of sound (690 miles or 1,110 kilometers per hour). It lasted 4 minutes and 22 seconds and according to indicators provided by the @redbullstratos team, Baumgartner surpassed Mach 1. His jump came exactly 65 years to the day after Chuck Yeager became the first man to break the sound barrier in an airplane. I watched this today and I was scared until he touched the ground.
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instagram: Felix Baumgartner’s Historic Jump Want to see more photos of the jump? Take a look at the Red Bull Stratos Mission Control location page, the @redbullstratos, @redbull, @joergmitter, and @limeximages accounts, as well as the hashtags #felixbaumgartner and #stratos Earlier today, Felix Baumgartner took a stratospheric balloon flight to 127,000 feet (37,000 meters) and then, he jumped. The freefall jump was an attempt to become the first man to break the speed of sound (690 miles or 1,110 kilometers per hour). It lasted 4 minutes and 22 seconds and according to indicators provided by the @redbullstratos team, Baumgartner surpassed Mach 1. His jump came exactly 65 years to the day after Chuck Yeager became the first man to break the sound barrier in an airplane. I watched this today and I was scared until he touched the ground.
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Felix Baumgartner’s Historic Jump

Want to see more photos of the jump? Take a look at the Red Bull Stratos Mission Control location page, the @redbullstratos, @redbull, @joergmitter, and @limeximages accounts, as well as the hashtags #felixbaumgartner and #stratos

Earlier today, Felix Baumgartner took a stratospheric balloon flight to 127,000 feet (37,000 meters) and then, he jumped. The freefall jump was an attempt to become the first man to break the speed of sound (690 miles or 1,110 kilometers per hour). It lasted 4 minutes and 22 seconds and according to indicators provided by the @redbullstratos team, Baumgartner surpassed Mach 1. His jump came exactly 65 years to the day after Chuck Yeager became the first man to break the sound barrier in an airplane.

I watched this today and I was scared until he touched the ground.

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