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Revised to correct the identification of said object. I blame caffeine-deprivation and a bad media source....

(Sorry, I overslept and the Sony already had the 70-200mm on it)

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Booster separation...

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And its off to orbit!

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Revised to correct identification of said object. I blame caffeine-deprivation and a bad media source.
 
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Those are great shots. Quick thinking. I looked up at the sky this morning and saw what I thought were weird circular clouds. I found out later they were the smoke rings from the launch. There were a lot of folks that went down to the beach at Tybee Island and posted some shots to instagram. One of these days the wife and I are going to Canaveral to see a launch in person.
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