allen@ns.network.com (Allen Middleton) (10/31/90)
I want to beautify my living area. Can anyone recommend retail sources for computer generated/enhanced posters that could be interpreted as art? E.g. Landsat earth photos of cities, NASA planet photos, Fractal images, ray-traced images... Email me if appropriate. Thanks.
rick@pangea.Stanford.EDU (Rick Ottolini) (10/31/90)
In article <1990Oct30.223752.19299@ns.network.com> allen@ns.network.com (Allen Middleton) writes: > >I want to beautify my living area. Can anyone recommend retail sources >for computer generated/enhanced posters that could be interpreted as art? >E.g. Landsat earth photos of cities, NASA planet photos, Fractal images, >ray-traced images... Email me if appropriate. Thanks. Gift shops in science museams and scientific stores may have such. I do not know which city you are located in as to whether you have such.
thomson@cs.utah.edu (Rich Thomson) (10/31/90)
In article <1990Oct30.223752.19299@ns.network.com> allen@ns.network.com (Allen Middleton) writes: >Can anyone recommend retail sources for [...] Landsat earth photos of >cities, NASA planet photos, [...] Landsat photos are available from the USGS; they also have some planetory photography from NASA missions. Try the Menlo Park office of the US Geological Survery; they have several Landsat images in stock. They are actually printed as "maps" with the surface coming from Landsat photos. -- Rich Rich Thomson thomson@cs.utah.edu {bellcore,hplabs,uunet}!utah-cs!thomson ``If everybody is thinking the same thing, is anybody thinking?'' --Bob Johnson
MJB@cup.portal.com (Martin J Brown-Jr) (10/31/90)
Last week, I received Raven Maps and Images' 1991 catalogue (a brochure)
They have a "digital landscape" of "The Rockies, the High Plains and the
Intermountain West" (with earth curvature) that's pretty neat.
Raven Maps & Images 1-800-237-0798
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