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Great photo and personally I like the mustache. 🙂
Nothing brings out a launch like a 70’s stash and a long lens. You’ve been going strong for some time now, congrats!!!
Glad to see the hair hasn’t changed but the mustache has…Any pictures of the Car that malfunctioned? 😛
Kyle
Nice Mo Joe… ;o)
LOVE IT!!
With the ‘stache, you look remarkably like a young Moose Peterson!
Dig the mustache !
Please let the mustache grow back!!!
Holly smoke! You look more like Omar Shariff back than 🙂 Thanks for sharing, Joe.
I dunno….. The ‘stach looks pretty Starsky and Hutch to me.
Joe, its nice to see you as a young buck full of vim & vigor. Not knowing what lied ahead in your career as a wide eyed photographer.
Very cool. Thanks for having the guts to share. 🙂
Wow… look at all that great gear!
That’s a lot of glass.
People don’t appreciate the value of a DSLR shooting high frame rates, without eating up film. 10 fps on a film SLR? Yeeeesh!
Oh the tash works dude!
I think I saw these two faces somewhere before…
http://www.imdb.com/media/rm1717868544/tt0064115
Wow, didn’t recognize you for a second under that Einstein mop!
Great old-days shot – the mustache is awesome too 🙂
…and what kinda damn cannons over there! 😀
How on earth did you focus with all that hair in your eyes?
Joe, IMHO there’s a definite Doug McClure look about you in the photo.
Wow – you are Moose’s lost son. He’d be so proud!
WOW. Even Tom Selleck would be jealous!
Rock Star!
Funny, I do see the Doug McClure similarity, but like a fine wine you’ve improved with age. How about updating your blog photo too!
I’m having trouble seeing the moustache, but it’s kinda interestering how it steals the show anyway (considering the above reactions).
Joe, you look a little like Moose Peterson in this photo!
Man, the photographer chopped you feet off! I mean, he *was* one of the pros there neh? 😉
Wow, you really just dated yourself. You’re old….. 🙂
The stache worked … THEN! The photos and coverage from that era inspired many. Thank you. Oh, yes–Doug McClure for certain!
That brought back memories. I worked for Martin in the 60’s. (They built the titan).
It must have been tough to get all that gear in a Ferrari. Hopefully Higgins was there to help!
LOL This is just plain fun to see these “former days” shots.
Hey, it was the 80’s! Give yourself a break.
Joe, are you sure you and Moose aren’t long lost brothers?
What year was this Joe? Must have been one hell of a wind. Hair everywhere and a cookie duster to boot. Seen you on The Grid and there has been a lot of changes. Not bad changes, just changes we all go through.
Is it a Freudian error, that I read that as “prepping for lunch”?
WOW! You look hot…like a Marlboro man!
“Shall we shag now, or shall we shag later? How do you like to do it? Yeah, baby!”
Mind blowing that so many people think you look like Omar Shariff, Robert Redford..too bad they have it all wrong. I think you look like a stunt double for the guys on Dukes of Hazard. C’mon people! LOL Love, love, love the pic my man!
The ‘stache ! My god the ‘stache ! (And the gears are pretty cool too)
So, I was going to comment on the ‘Stache as soon as I saw the photo. On many guys they don’t work, on some they make us so darn good lookin’. :{
The mustache fits you. Is that a photo-west i see or?
I’m definitely seeing the lost family connection with Moose…love the pic, the post made me spew coffee I was laughing so hard at your rental car return!
Joe doesn’t always drink beer, but when he does, he drinks Dos Equis!
ROFLOL
love the photo vest!
You are a brave man to put the photo out there.
I would love to see an article on how you fired that many cameras from different locations in a 20-30 second window, tracked the shuttle with long glass, and got great shots on a 36 exposure roll – without pocket wizards!
Those were the days… when men were men, with staches and stoggies, women chas’n, beer swill’n, film shoot’n, ASA not ISO… Yeah baby! Yeah! Woohooo.
Now we shoot digital.
What’s your porn name?
Imagine carrying that amount kit about, but the good weather in the pic …result
Looking good now and then! is that a mustache 😉
Love that ! It looks like you’re going to fight 🙂
Ah you’ve reached that wonderful point in life where you understand the wisdom of ages, and realize a moustache is something that just doesn’t do it for the history books!
Great to see a battle of rolling film on the site……by the way, nice moustache Mr. McNally…peace.
Nice pics Joe!