Space Shuttle History Captured in Photos

Space Shuttle Atlantis glided to Earth early Thursday, capping a shuttle program that spanned three decades. For those 30 years, a team of professional photographers has been among those members of the press covering NASA's Space Shuttle program. CNN's John Couwels introduces us to some of those men and women, and found out why they see their work as more than just a picture.

Post by: Kennedy Space Center, NASA, Space Shuttle, Space Shuttle Atlantis, Space Shuttle program
Filed under: photography • Space shuttle

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Andrea

It\'s good to get a fresh way of lokonig at it.

August 30, 2012 at 4:47 am | Report abuse | Reply

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