WEBINAR GRAND PRIZE: DESTINATION AUSTIN WITH TREY

Great Prize Bundle – Thanks Photomatix!

Here’s a fun prize! This is open to all that have purebred for the Photography Webinar. It starts tonight, but you can still stick on even up to a week late and just download the classes you missed!

  • Grand Prize: All Expenses Paid Trip to Austin to fire an deserted energy plant with me – Thanks Photomatix for this prize
    • Plane, +Hotel (2 nights), +Car, +$100 in meals!
      • Note: Plane subsidy covers anything subsequent $750.  If you are abroad and want to make up the difference, then feel giveaway to come in below!
  • Bonus Prize: Photoshop CS5 – we have another new duplicate I’ll give you when you arrive here in Austin.
  • To Enter: Leave a criticism below!  People with more than one criticism are disqualified.
  • Eligible: You contingency be purebred for the Photography Webinar
  • Contest Ends May 15th at midnight CST. I’ll name a pointless leader and make known on May 16.
  • Questions? Contact support@stuckincustoms.com

And, of course there are many other prizes as well, such as a New Drobo every class. Pop over to the Webinar page to see them all listed out.

Daily Photo – The Megahangar at NASA

Here is a zoom-in of the picture subsequent to give you a clarity of the size of this beast.

Imagine a hulk skyscraper, but vale and filled with people creation rockets.  That’s what the VAB is.  To really get a clarity of the size of this thing, look at the outline of the male station in the distance, his physique backlit by the door.

The VAB, or Vehicle Assembly Building, is the worlds largest single-story building, and it’s where NASA assembles many of the rockets, together with the strong Saturn V.  It’s also the tallest structure in the US that’s not in a downtown area.   It’s situated at Launch Complex 39 at the Kennedy Space Center, and it’s overwhelming dot com.

The thing is so big that it even has the own continue system.  In fact, on wet days it can even sleet inside the building!  In my print below, you are really only saying part of it.  Off to the right, they are fueling up the Atlantis for the arriving mission.  Staring through the girders from another angle, you can easily see the hulk orange tank going through the pre-launch ordeal.

Getting into this place was very difficult.  I felt privileged to even get through the assorted confidence screenings and get the bureaucratic capitulation to go inside.  They let in little groups of us from the Tweetup, and we have to thank Stephanie Schierholz for creation it all happen.  It’s one of the puzzling places on earth I’ve regularly longed for to visit, so we was very vehement to be inside.  My subsequent idea is to get back inside and get up higher… maybe even get in while they are prepping the subsequent rocket.

I have many more shots of this structure that I’ll be pity in entrance weeks and months… you guys know how we like to keep these threads and stories open for a long time!

The Megahangar at NASAImagine a hulk skyscraper, but vale and filled with people creation rockets. That's what the VAB is. To really get a clarity of the size of this thing, look at the outline of the male station in the distance, his physique backlit by the door.The VAB, or Vehicle Assembly Building, is the worlds largest single-story building, and it's where NASA assembles many of the rockets, together with the strong Saturn V. It's also the tallest structure in the US that's not in a downtown area. It's situated at Launch Complex 39 at the Kennedy Space Center, and it's overwhelming dot com.The thing is so big that it even has the own continue system. In fact, on wet days it can even sleet inside the building! In my print below, you are really only saying part of it. Off to the right, they are fueling up the Atlantis for the arriving mission. Staring through the girders from another angle, you can easily see the hulk orange tank going through the pre-launch ordeal.Getting into this place was very difficult. we felt absolved to even get through the assorted confidence screenings and get the bureaucratic capitulation to go inside. They let in little groups of us from the Tweetup, and we have to appreciate Stephanie Schierholz for creation it all happen. It's one of the puzzling places on earth I've regularly longed for to visit, so we was very vehement to be inside. My subsequent idea is to get back inside and get up higher... maybe even get in while they are prepping the subsequent rocket.I have many more shots of this structure that I'll be pity in entrance weeks and months... you guys know how we like to keep these threads and stories open for a long time!from the blog at www.stuckincustoms.com.