ALTERNATE SPACE IMAGE COMPOSITES

MANIPULATING IMAGE & IMPLICATION This collection of images comes from a project that challenged me to alter the images (in Adobe Photoshop) of an existing image library to express a new idea. I worked mainly with the NASA online image galley (and a few other random images from modern day). The final four images together, explore what a modern day NASA image gallery could look like if they had retained their budget from the Apollo Moon Mission era. A lot of the ideas came from reading classic science-fiction from the early Space Race decades (especially Isaac Asimov, a renowned non-fiction author as well). Great detail was given to accurate portrayals, both visually and scientifically wherever possible. Size: 6000p by 4800p (digital) & 20in by 16in (print) Media: Digital Display & Printed on Kodak Premium Luster Paper @ Wayne State University Digital Photography Lab For: APH 3420 Digital Imaging 2, Winter 2016, Wayne State University (Professor Kate Levy)