I made a lucky guess for when it would happen and captured F9 going through the supersonic regime, leaving these beautiful iridescent vapor rings in its path.6yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/spacex
I've logged about 50,000 miles on a mission to photograph every major spacex starship prototype to fly thus far, made a collage of the full-scale ones I took from the same location / angle SN8 to 15🚀3yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/spacex
The entirety of Starship SN9's test flight visualized in a single image from 5.9 miles away on South Padre Island!3yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/spacex
Dragons are usually the ones breathing fire, but here...Falcon 9 stole the show.6yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/spacex
I put a camera ~850ft from SpaceX's last brand-new Block IV Falcon 9 and it captured this awesome lunch picture.6yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/spacex
This is by far and away my favorite remote camera image to date! Safe travels, Starman.6yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/spacex
Have had this idea in my head for quite some time. Starlink made for the perfect launch to bring it to life!5yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/spacex
The wind chill is a bitter -5 tonight but I couldn't pass up a chance to wave to the crew aboard the Space Station7yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/Astronomy
I was lucky enough to have a straight-on view of the Falcon Heavy today at Launch Complex 39A. (full gallery in comments)6yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/spacex
Happy 4th of July, r/SpaceX! Falcon 9 put on an unforgettable fireworks show on Friday. Here's a single, 4 minute exposure of the launch I made from Titusville.6yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/spacex
Witnessed my first Falcon 9 droneship return to Port Canaveral today, you could say it was electric!6yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/spacex
Yesterday at 39A, I stood at the same spot I did in February (CRS-10) and used the same focal length to make a comparison GIF of RSS demo. (Feb 17-Aug 13, 2017)7yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/spacex
Very few know what's inside, but Falcon 9/Zuma looked beautiful today on the pad [10708x9025]6yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/spacex
Tesla is the future. Got an alert in my car about a system fault, opened the app, and it was right at the top ready for me to address without any action on my part. Uploaded a photo in 10 seconds and a mobile service appointment is now scheduled for this coming week.3yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/teslamotors
Our boi in white literally stands taller than freedom. Upvote to make F9 show up first when people search 'freedom'6yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/SpaceXMasterrace
The wind chill is -5 but I couldn't pass up a chance to wave to the crew aboard the Space Station tonight7yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/space
Jumped on the' super-underexposed engine view' train today. Here's a GIF my camera captured of the flight-proven CRS-12 F9 and CRS-8 Dragon headed to the ISS today.6yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/spacex
The space station just flew under the Big Dipper from my view, here's a GIF I made8yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/Astronomy
Probably the coolest aerial photo I've taken to date - Red Hot Chili Peppers in Chicago for Lollapalooza this year8yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/pics
Great International Space Station pass over Purdue University this morning8yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/Astronomy
Single exposure of Falcon 9 lofting Telstar 19 Vantage into orbit on this fine Sunday morning!6yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/spacex
I took a pic of Orion tonight and if you zoom in, you can even see the Nebula9yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/Astronomy
Absolutely Beautiful International Space Station pass tonight at Purdue University. I showed 10 people who had never seen it before!8yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/space
Spinning aerial long exposure looking directly down on the Soldiers and Sailors Monument in Indianapolis[5000x3747]8yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/ExposurePorn
Matthew Travis: SES-9 launch confirmed by SpaceX for tomorrow March 1 with a window of 6:35 - 8:05 pm EST.8yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/spacex
My photo just now of the unlit side of the Moon - which is actually sunlight reflected off of the Earth!9yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/space
NASA allowed a few of us photographers to setup cameras at an additional location for this CRS-14 launch. Hoping my camera fires... excited to see how it turns out!6yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/spacex
A picture I took last night of an Iridium Flare after spending a good while framing it up[5472x3648]8yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/Astronomy
Biggie, it has been an honor and a privilege to photograph you on your journey to greatness. Good luck in the NBA, and boiler up!7yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/Purdue
Ross-Ade lit up again tonight, from the air. <2 weeks away from first night game under permanent lights.7yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/Purdue
Scott Tingle (MSME '88) is launching to the Space Station tomorrow (Dec 17, 2:21 AM Eastern). Here's a shot I took at sunrise of his Soyuz rocket rolling out to the launch pad by locomotive in Kazakhstan. (Link to NASA live stream in comments)6yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/Purdue
🔥Bald Eagle flying away with its dinner along the Wabash River🔥[OC]7yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/NatureIsFuckingLit
Here are those EPIC star trails I was talking about that I took last night - My best ever for sure9yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/space
No luck at the start of the #SuperBloodMoon tonight, but holy cow when the clouds moved out...9yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/space
Iridium-95 flaring tonight in one of the brightest I have ever seen!![OC][5472x3648]8yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/Astronomy
B-17 flying over Naples, FL this afternoon. Imagine what an aluminum sky of these during WW2 would have looked like...8yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/aviation
100th Running of the Indy 500, from Space! (via DigitalGlobe GeoEye-1 satellite)8yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/INDYCAR
SES9 launch streak taken by Walter Scriptunas II (@scriptunasphoto), SpaceX style8yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/spacex
I made this from a single still frame I took in Pisgah National Forest [OC][x-post from r/gifs]8yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/NorthCarolina
Iridium-95 flaring tonight in probably the brightest one I have ever seen!![OC][5472x3648]8yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/astrophotography
My friends and I couldn't find the Aurora Borealis tonight, so we held up the Milky Way instead9yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/space
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Pescador Pilot 12.0 fits great up on the rack with the Yakima Jaylow. Also looks pretty sick between the trees😎3yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/TeslaModelY
When you just won the Cancun Challenge with your guys, but got a fiesta to go to at 11🏀8yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/Purdue
The International Space Station And A Plane Formed A Peculiar Shape At Dusk This Evening9yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/spacex
Moonstack of the last quarter Moon rising behind the Purdue University Bell Tower this morning8yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/Astronomy
A very nicely framed Iridium Flare I photographed last night[5472x3648]8yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/astrophotography
Today started out cold and rainy but ended with sunny blue skies and the Engineering Fountain turned back on7yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/Purdue
Fifi, the world's only flying Boeing B-29 Superfortress here in Naples, FL this afternoon8yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/aviation
our lord and savior flashing his cheshire grin in this pic I took at the ISS R&D conference last month7yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/SpaceXMasterrace
After using Destin's coupon recently, just got my shirts in the mail!8yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/SmarterEveryDay
There was a Stealth at the group ride last night in Boston. It is Wicked fast.6yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/boostedboards
John Purdue looking on as the the International Space Station flies over this evening9yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/Purdue
John Purdue, 3 New Friends, & a Big Wave to the Astronauts Aboard the International Space Station8yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/Purdue
If you use the northeast side of the Bell Tower to keep time, you'll probably be late.6yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/Purdue
Big wave to Scott Kelly, Tim Peake and crew aboard the ISS this morning from the Gateway Arch8yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/Purdue
Was worried I wouldn't see the eclipse at all, I am glad that was not the case9yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/astrophotography
One of my favorite shots of Mother nature unleashing her wrath on the saint joe light this weekend7yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/Michigan
I took photos at a Purdue Baseball game this weekend and froze a pitch halfway to home plate7yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/pics
GIF I created from my photos of the Falcon 9 first stage landing back in Florida8yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/space
Shot of the Space Station flying over the VOSS model I took last night. NASA astros Scott Tingle (MS '88) and Drew Feustel (BS '89, MS '91) both will be living up there for 6 months in upcoming Expeditions. (Scott - Oct 2017, Drew - Mar 2018)7yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/Purdue
Neil Armstrong and I Watching the International Space Station Go By at Purdue University9yr ⋅ TMahlman ⋅ r/space
