Monday, July 2, 2012

Camping with friends up at Lake George

Beautiful Lake George is a wonderful spot for photos and especially those of friends having fun.  Here are a few from our recent trip.
I stitched together 5 photos to create this panorama.  Our friends are in the kayaks.
Love those "on the road" shots.  Here we are, heading up to Rogers Rock. We have our canoe on top of the car.

The light inside a tent is always so warm.

Colorful kayaks and our canoe provide a nice foreground to the Lake.

Used a small softbox over the flash to give soft, even lighting to this photo of my husband and a fish he caught from the boat launch.
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Wyckoff Cruise-In photos: "Every Car Tells a Story"

Catching up on blog posts today.  These photos are from June 20 at the "cruise-in" in Wyckoff, shot for Patch.com.  (Click to enlarge any photo).  Many of these cars have fascinating stories .. Two were used in the Mets ticker tape parade in 1986, one riding Howard Johnson, another, baseball great Keith Hernandez.  Another car is owned by the co-writer of the hit "Short Shorts".  Another car was featured in two calendars. For all the stories of the cars and their owners, and many more photos, please click link here.
This Mustang drove Keith Hernandez in the 1986 Mets ticker tape parade.

This Cobra was made in South Africa, but the glove box is signed by Carroll Shelby.

This beauty is owned by Tom Austin, drummer for the 1956-1965 group "The Royal Teens" and co-writer of the 1957 hit "Short Shorts". Click here to read all about it.
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Thursday, June 14, 2012

Patch.com shoot on Saturday June 10

Saturday was a busy day shooting for several Patch.com sites throughout Bergen County.  The day started early, covering the "Wheels for Meals" event up in Rockleigh.  Click here for link to Patch.com photos and article.  (Click on any photo to enlarge).
From Rockleigh, I was called to cover a kitchen fire in Westwood ...

And from Westwood, I headed over to Washington Township, to the Westwood High School Car and Motorcycle show .. Click here for link to Patch.com photos and article.
 And from the car show to a Street Fair in Fair Lawn .. Click here for link to Patch.com photos and article.
 And then finally over to New Milford Library where they celebrated the town's anniversary and unveiled a new street sign for a long-time administrator of the Library. Click here for link to Patch.com photos and article.

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Monday, June 11, 2012

Intrepid employee group shot in front of Enterprise

Gathering of happy and proud Intrepid employees in front of the Space Shuttle Enterprise on Thursday, June 7, the morning after her arrival on the Flight Deck. (Click on photo for a closer look).

 
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Friday, June 8, 2012

Space Shuttle Enterprise Arrives at Intrepid

Captured 7 consecutive shots to create this panorama of the throngs of people on the pier who waited hours for the entire Shuttle operation to be completed.
Enterprise paused respectfully at Ground Zero, the site of the new Freedom Tower.
(Click on any photo to enlarge).




The Shuttle was welcomed aboard her new home at Intrepid on Wednesday, as she made her way up the Hudson, surrounded by a flotilla of Police and Coast Guard boats and private vessels.  The banks of the River on both the NJ and NY sides were thronged with people enjoying the sight of this beautiful space craft being slowly towed upriver to the Flight Deck. I was honored to be chosen to photograph the event for Intrepid.

Quite a spectacle!  Helicopters overhead, international coverage.







Crews working to affix the bright yellow harness to the sides of the Enterprise. After the harness was attached, the crane lifted it slowly off the ground and rotated it to the right and onto the Flight Deck.
Workers positioning the wheels "just so" for proper weight distribution on the Flight Deck of Intrepid.
She's home!
The crews of Bay Crane and Weeks Marine working together with members of United Space Alliance are shown with Matt Woods, EVP of Operations, and Susan Marenoff-Zausner, President of Intrepid.


 My husband, Eric Boehm, Curator of Aviation and Aircraft Restoration, welcoming the Enterprise ..
He and his team will now be responsible for her upkeep.  Quite an honor!

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Wednesday, May 30, 2012

Memorial Day aboard Intrepid

The Memorial Day Ceremony was held this year on the Pier rather than on the Flight Deck, since the Flight Deck is being prepared for the arrival of the Space Shuttle Enterprise.  This year was another hot, sunny one with hundreds of military and families and supporters present.
Color Guard, representing all branches of the Armed Services

Police Chief Ray Kelly addressing the crowd, the Concorde in the background
Italian Naval Admiral assigned to the United Nations with a 95-year old Veteran preparing to toss a wreath into the Hudson River in memory of those fallen.
A new technique for me .. A panorama of the 100' flag unfurled on the Pier, held up by currently enlisted and veteran members of the Armed Forces.
My husband, Eric, (blue cap) took his place at the perimeter as a 20-year veteran of the Air Force.
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Monday, May 14, 2012

Space Shuttle Enterprise de-mated from 747 - Photos

After napping on and off all day, Eric and I headed over to JFK on Saturday night/Sunday morning.  We arrived at 2:00 a.m. and witnessed the process of disconnecting the two aircraft.  Eric did several media hits, for TV and radio, before we headed home at 4:30 a.m.  (Click on any photo to enlarge).
Crews working under the nose of the Shuttle Enterprise.
The view from across the tarmac in the pre-dawn darknesss.
Cranes, hoists and guy wires attached to the Shuttle for stability and placement.
Crews working to detach the wing, one of three contact points on the 747.
After detachment, the 747 slowly backed out from under the Shuttle.
Shuttle Enterprise was carefully lowered onto the back of the transport flatbed truck.
The driver receiving directions.
The final contact point was agonizingly slow.
Workers making the final connection.
Photos shot with Nikon D300s with 70-200mm lens and D40x with 18-70mm lens, both set to high ISO, no flash, hand held.

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