Veteran Houston Chronicle photographers look back on covering the Columbia shuttle...
when they received the news that the Space Shuttle Columbia had disintergrated over Texas.
Tamara Bowden is seen kissing her son, Beau, 4, in shadow in downtown Nacogdoches where she left seven roses in remembrance of the Columbia astronauts in February 2003. A large piece of the shuttle came to rest in Nacogdoches after it exploded Feb. 1, 2003.
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