Blue Sawtooth Studio

11/10/2023

lb's studio

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11/09/2023

Blue Sawtooth Logo,

08/01/2022

still shooting in our marshes, on hiatus from launch art, health....😎🐕📷 Tribaby posting, back marsh

03/14/2022

Bunting at Blue Sawtooth Studio, 3.2.2022

05/15/2021

live here tonight if it does not scrub, another Starlink, 6:54 pm, lb not able to shoot, sorry...

SpaceX designs, manufactures and launches advanced rockets and spacecraft.

05/14/2021

watch today at 4 Eastern, was out there with them 48 years ago

"STAY CURIOUS" TODAY AT 4 PM EDT WITH THE USCIAK BROTHERS, KSC PHOTOGRAPHERS WHO WERE AT THE LAUNCH OF SKYLAB 48 YEARS AGO TODAY--And the photo shows them...oh, when they were young!

Mark and Tom Usciak have five decades of experience as a team covering with their cameras three Apollo, four Skylab and 64 Space Space Shuttle launches, as well as a dozen unmanned rockets that blasted off Kennedy Space Center or Cape Canaveral.

In 1971, the Lancaster, Pennsylvania brothers Mark and Tom, with two other people, formed a photography group that covered the Shuttle program as well as unmanned launches. Their work has appeared in nearly every major aerospace magazine as well as websites and the local television station WGAL in Lancaster.

They have won awards for their photos from the Aviation and Space Writers Association as well as Mark winning multiple times in the Aviation Week photography contests.

“Stay Curious” host Mark Marquette and co-producer/cameraman Marty Winkel present ASM’s program with live interviews of space workers, current events and space history weekdays at 4 pm on the museum’s page. It is our way of “bridging the space between us.” You don’t have to belong to Facebook to watch, just put American Space Museum in the FB search.

04/30/2021

SpaceX is performing a test flight of Starship SN15. The prototype will aim to be the first Starship vehicle to softly land during a high altitude flight tes...

02/03/2021

SpaceX is targeting Thursday, Feburary 4 for launch of 60 Starlink satellites from Space Launch Complex 40 (SLC-40) at Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in ...