Human Space Exploration (limited) { 22 images } Created 4 Nov 2021
Limited Edition prints from exclusive behind the scenes photographs of a few historic, high profile NASA human and robotic space exploration missions.
LIMITED PRINT EDITIONS:
17 x 22 - 20 prints
24 x 30 - 12 prints
30 x 40 - 7 prints
LIMITED PRINT EDITIONS:
Infinite Worlds Wide Field
12 x 20 - 20 prints
18 x 30 - 12 prints
24 x 40 - 5 prints
With unprecedented multi-year access to these NASA missions, photographed on film-based Black & White, color negative and digital capture, were the final space shuttle servicing mission to the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope, the ten year NASA New Horizons mission to the Pluto system — the first robotic exploration of the outer solar system and the Parker Solar Probe, the first spacecraft to fly within about 3.9 million miles (6.2 million kilometers) of the Sun.
Some of these select images from the Shuttle - Hubble era were edited for my book "Infinite Worlds - the People and Places of Space Exploration" published by Simon & Schuster.
They have also been exhibited in museum venues like NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum in New York City and published in other books like "NASA at 60" and in numerous high profile media.
Images from my behind-the-scenes documentation of the New Horizons Pluto and the Parker Solar Probe missions have also appeared in numerous online and print media like the front page of the New York Times and in the definitive "The Pluto System after New Horizons" published by the University of Arizona Press and New Scientist Magazine.
LIMITED PRINT EDITIONS:
17 x 22 - 20 prints
24 x 30 - 12 prints
30 x 40 - 7 prints
LIMITED PRINT EDITIONS:
Infinite Worlds Wide Field
12 x 20 - 20 prints
18 x 30 - 12 prints
24 x 40 - 5 prints
With unprecedented multi-year access to these NASA missions, photographed on film-based Black & White, color negative and digital capture, were the final space shuttle servicing mission to the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope, the ten year NASA New Horizons mission to the Pluto system — the first robotic exploration of the outer solar system and the Parker Solar Probe, the first spacecraft to fly within about 3.9 million miles (6.2 million kilometers) of the Sun.
Some of these select images from the Shuttle - Hubble era were edited for my book "Infinite Worlds - the People and Places of Space Exploration" published by Simon & Schuster.
They have also been exhibited in museum venues like NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida, the Intrepid Sea, Air and Space Museum in New York City and published in other books like "NASA at 60" and in numerous high profile media.
Images from my behind-the-scenes documentation of the New Horizons Pluto and the Parker Solar Probe missions have also appeared in numerous online and print media like the front page of the New York Times and in the definitive "The Pluto System after New Horizons" published by the University of Arizona Press and New Scientist Magazine.
