CRS-10 by SpaceX

On a cloudy, rainy February 19, 2017, #SpaceX launched the #CRS10 mission, carrying a #Dragon capsule of supplies to the International Space Station atop a #Falcon9 rocket.

CRS10 Falcon9 by SpaceX
On a cloudy, rainy February 19, 2017, #SpaceX launched the #CRS10 mission, carrying a #Dragon capsule of supplies to the International Space Station atop a #Falcon9 rocket. This is the view from a sound activated pad camera, positioned on one of the camera mounds surround Launch Complex 39. As you can tell, the lens was wet, either from dew not dried by the dew heater or from the rain that was falling until just a few minutes before the rocket launched. (Photos by Michael Seeley / We Report Space)
CRS10 Falcon9 by SpaceX
So when I said a moment ago that I was done with the gratuitious and excessive edits to my CRS10 images, apparently I was kidding. The response to the raindrops was quite positive, so much so that for this edit, I'm fully embracing the ascetic, taking it in an almost laughable direction. (I can almost hear Jared Haworth groaning when he sees this edit.) Edits done in Lightroom and then Color efex Pro. (Photos by Michael Seeley / We Report Space)
CRS10 Falcon9 by SpaceX
On a cloudy, rainy February 19, 2017, #SpaceX launched the #CRS10 mission, carrying a #Dragon capsule of supplies to the International Space Station atop a #Falcon9 rocket. This is the view from a sound activated pad camera, positioned on one of the camera mounds surround Launch Complex 39. As you can tell, the lens was wet, either from dew not dried by the dew heater or from the rain that was falling until just a few minutes before the rocket launched. (Photos by Michael Seeley / We Report Space)

CRS10 Falcon9 by SpaceX
Pictures taken at Launch Complex 39A of the CRS10 Falcon9 one day before SpaceX is set to launch the Dragon capsule on a mission to resupply the International Space Station. (Photos by Michael Seeley / We Report Space)

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