When it comes to military ceremonies, the Intrepid is tops. Its always a pleasure to witness the unfurling of the 100' American flag on the Pier at the museum. Here are some of my images from the day where our Military was truly honored.
New York Mayor Bill de Blasio throwing a ceremonial wreath into the Hudson River.
Mayor de Blasio gave the keynote address.
Panorama of the 100' American flag on the Pier.
Veterans and active military took a place at the hem of the entire border of the huge flag.
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Tuesday, May 27, 2014
Friday, April 25, 2014
Intrepid's "Future of Space" event with Astronaut Mike Massimino
This past Tuesday evening, I had the pleasure of photographing the "Future of Space" event at the Intrepid Sea, Air & Space Museum in NYC. The event featured a Panel Discussion moderated by Ira Flatow, the host of public radio's Science Friday program. Participating in the discussion were NASA astronaut Mike Massimino; Bobak Ferdowsi, an engineer at NASA’s Jet
Propulsion Laboratory (JPL); and Will Pomerantz, VP of special projects
at Virgin Galactic. Here are some of my photos.
The Lutnick Theater aboard the Intrepid was filled with space enthusiasts for this special event. Below, the view from the front row.
At the conclusion of the program, audience members wrote their questions on cards which were read by moderator Ira Flatow.
Picture below after the Panel Discussion are moderator Ira Flatow with Bobak Ferdowski, Astronaut Mike Massimino, and Will Pomerantz
The men on the flight deck in front of a replica Virgin Galactic SpaceShip 2.
Panelists in front of the Space Shuttle Enterprise. Astronaut Mike Massimino (second from left) flew aboard the Columbia and Atlantis Shuttles to repair the Hubble Space Telescope. He has appeared in five episodes of the TV show "Big Bang Theory", playing himself.
(Left) Greg Olson, the third space participant to visit the International Space Station answering questions at a VIP reception in the Shuttle Pavilion following the Panel Discussion.
Richard Gariotte (blue shirt), the son of Owen Gariotte, the only father-son team which has flown in space. He was the sixth space participant. He also spent time aboard the International Space Station.
For more information on the event, please visit the Intrepid's website at this link. Click here.
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The Lutnick Theater aboard the Intrepid was filled with space enthusiasts for this special event. Below, the view from the front row.
At the conclusion of the program, audience members wrote their questions on cards which were read by moderator Ira Flatow.
Picture below after the Panel Discussion are moderator Ira Flatow with Bobak Ferdowski, Astronaut Mike Massimino, and Will Pomerantz
The men on the flight deck in front of a replica Virgin Galactic SpaceShip 2.
Panelists in front of the Space Shuttle Enterprise. Astronaut Mike Massimino (second from left) flew aboard the Columbia and Atlantis Shuttles to repair the Hubble Space Telescope. He has appeared in five episodes of the TV show "Big Bang Theory", playing himself.
(Left) Greg Olson, the third space participant to visit the International Space Station answering questions at a VIP reception in the Shuttle Pavilion following the Panel Discussion.
Richard Gariotte (blue shirt), the son of Owen Gariotte, the only father-son team which has flown in space. He was the sixth space participant. He also spent time aboard the International Space Station.
For more information on the event, please visit the Intrepid's website at this link. Click here.
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Friday, February 21, 2014
Intrepid Kids Week - Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Wednesday, I went back to Intrepid to photograph a second day of Kids Week which runs from February 15th through the 23rd. There are always a wonderful variety of performances, activities, and interesting facts to learn for not just the kids, but parents as well. The event is held annually when the NYC Public School system has winter break. Today's theme was "Animal Safari" and here are some of the images from the day. Click on any photo to enlarge.
Master Falconer Lorrie Schumacher showing the Barn Owl from Talons of Prey. She and her daughter, Talon Skye, brought several raptors with them.
Chris Evers, Director and Founder of Animal Embassy brought several animals to the Intrepid, two of which are "Costa" and "Rica", tree frogs.
Young man delighted to hold a very fat African bull frog which can sleep for a full year.
Talon with her European Eagle Owl named Big Mama.
Big Mama and the kids of Camp Intrepid.
Kids were attentive as Chris Evers brought out more animals, one at a time, and taught the kids about each one.
The daughter of an Intrepid employee visited her Mom at work and got to feed a tortoise.
Young people getting a lesson on the life which lives in the Hudson River, from a representative of the Hudson River Park Trust.
Lorri and the Barn Owl entertaining a group of adults and children.
Again, the little darling of the raptors had everyone's attention.
Actors from the Wildlife Theater of the Central Park Zoo were colorful and attention-getting. The kids loved them.
Talon and "Big Mama" walking off the stage toward the audience, to give them a closer look at the European Eagle Owl.
Kids Week was well attended on Wednesday.
The Harris Hawk, named Pichu, about to take off. He flew around the Hangar Deck and through the arms of people on stage.
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Master Falconer Lorrie Schumacher showing the Barn Owl from Talons of Prey. She and her daughter, Talon Skye, brought several raptors with them.
Chris Evers, Director and Founder of Animal Embassy brought several animals to the Intrepid, two of which are "Costa" and "Rica", tree frogs.
Talon with her European Eagle Owl named Big Mama.
Big Mama and the kids of Camp Intrepid.
Kids were attentive as Chris Evers brought out more animals, one at a time, and taught the kids about each one.
The daughter of an Intrepid employee visited her Mom at work and got to feed a tortoise.
Young people getting a lesson on the life which lives in the Hudson River, from a representative of the Hudson River Park Trust.
Lorri and the Barn Owl entertaining a group of adults and children.
Again, the little darling of the raptors had everyone's attention.
Actors from the Wildlife Theater of the Central Park Zoo were colorful and attention-getting. The kids loved them.
Talon and "Big Mama" walking off the stage toward the audience, to give them a closer look at the European Eagle Owl.
The Harris Hawk, named Pichu, about to take off. He flew around the Hangar Deck and through the arms of people on stage.
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Sunday, February 16, 2014
Intrepid Kids Week 2014 - Saturday, February 15th
Yesterday I had the pleasure of photographing the events at Kids Week aboard the Intrepid. The theme for the day was "Science Meets Science Fiction." The featured guest was NASA Astronaut Nicole Stott, whom my husband Eric, Curator of Aviation, had the pleasure of escorting. Here are some photos from the day:
Intrepid Educator Tom Barry has three boys totally engrossed in his experiment on stage.
NASA Astronaut Nicole Stott, accompanied by an ASL interpreter, entertained the audience with her incredible stories of spending 91 days on the International Space Station, and then walking in space.
Star Wars characters in front of the Avenger.
More Star Wars characters. They roamed around the crowd, taking photos with families and kids.
"Mad Science" was very popular!
Kids absorbed in watching how a laser beam cut through the opaque shapes.
A mechanical robot piloted by his brother drops a bottle of water into his arms.
Astronaut Stott is greeted by a family in the Space Shuttle Pavilion.
Kids Week has a different program every day through February 23. Check out the schedule by clicking here.: I'll be back this Wednesday the 19th to photograph "Safari Adventure" Day.
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Intrepid Educator Tom Barry has three boys totally engrossed in his experiment on stage.
NASA Astronaut Nicole Stott, accompanied by an ASL interpreter, entertained the audience with her incredible stories of spending 91 days on the International Space Station, and then walking in space.
Star Wars characters in front of the Avenger.
More Star Wars characters. They roamed around the crowd, taking photos with families and kids.
"Mad Science" was very popular!
Kids absorbed in watching how a laser beam cut through the opaque shapes.
A mechanical robot piloted by his brother drops a bottle of water into his arms.
Astronaut Stott is greeted by a family in the Space Shuttle Pavilion.
Kids Week has a different program every day through February 23. Check out the schedule by clicking here.: I'll be back this Wednesday the 19th to photograph "Safari Adventure" Day.
To view my photography website, click here .. and to become a fan of my FaceBook photography page, please visit here. Thank you!
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Tuesday, December 10, 2013
Pearl Harbor Remembrance at Intrepid
Saturday, December 7th marked the 72nd anniversary of the attack on Pearl Harbor. Intrepid, as always, presented a wonderful program to honor and recognize the four Pearl Harbor Survivors in attendance at the event. It was held at the end of Intrepid's pier, under the wings of the Concorde on this blustery morning. Here are some of the images from the Remembrance. (Click on any photo to enlarge)
Two of the Pearl Harbor survivors are welcomed by Major General Margaret W. Boor, Commanding General, 99th Regional Support, U.S. Army.
Major General Margaret W. Boor visiting with two of the Pearl Harbor survivors before the program was underway.
Intrepid President Susan Marenoff-Zausner gave the opening remarks.
Intrepid Former Crewmembers saluting during the Pledge of Allegiance.
The four local survivors of Pearl Harbor stood and saluted the presentation of the Colors.
Pearl Harbor survivor Clark Simmons addressed the crowd.
The Remembrance was open to the public and was well attended.
As a sign of respect for those lost, the survivors and others gathered at the end of the pier to toss a wreath into the Hudson.
Following the Ceremony, two former Intrepid crew members had a surprise reunion .. An avenger pilot (seated) met up with one of the sailors, Ray Stone. Both were on deck at the time of one of the Kamikaze attacks.
Two of the Pearl Harbor survivors are welcomed by Major General Margaret W. Boor, Commanding General, 99th Regional Support, U.S. Army.
Major General Margaret W. Boor visiting with two of the Pearl Harbor survivors before the program was underway.
Intrepid President Susan Marenoff-Zausner gave the opening remarks.
Intrepid Former Crewmembers saluting during the Pledge of Allegiance.
The four local survivors of Pearl Harbor stood and saluted the presentation of the Colors.
Pearl Harbor survivor Clark Simmons addressed the crowd.
The Remembrance was open to the public and was well attended.
As a sign of respect for those lost, the survivors and others gathered at the end of the pier to toss a wreath into the Hudson.
Following the Ceremony, two former Intrepid crew members had a surprise reunion .. An avenger pilot (seated) met up with one of the sailors, Ray Stone. Both were on deck at the time of one of the Kamikaze attacks.
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