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September 12, 2006 image of astronaut Joseph R. Tanner, STS-115 mission specialist, waves toward the digital still camera of his space walk colleague, astronaut Heidemarie M. Stefanyshyn-Piper as the two share extravehicular activity (EVA) duties during the first of three scheduled spacewalks. The STS-115 astronauts and Expedition 13 crew worked on construction of the International Space Station.

Image Number: S115-E-05753

Credit: Photo courtesy of NASA

OMGOMGOMG JOHN DOE ALL OVER AGAIN

I don't think anyone was under the assumption this was done from scratch.

This is more for reference of the STS mission, astronaut and level of detail of the original image.

Has anyone else not received shipping notification?

good to see some thought, hard work, and tons of effort went into this print. oh wait.....

more clip art bs.

hype then sell!

sidewaysscott wrote:good to see some thought, hard work, and tons of effort went into this print. oh wait.....

more clip art bs.

hype then sell!

Rather it on my wall than most of the crap on here.

Is it bad that I actually like it more after seeing that photo?

gorkie wrote:Is it bad that I actually like it more after seeing that photo?

no why would it be, not sure why scott has such a problem with an artist taking an image and using it to create something unique. who cares were the original image came from martin did a fantastic job creating this print. if you just wanna hate on it because you think its hyped up fine but i don't see how you can hate on the image.

I spaced this drop. They look sick. Clip art , hand drawn, stencil , mixed media, spray paint drips, robots drymountin chicks, whatever the medium or subject matter its really the execution, printing quality and shipping teqniques that really define a piece.Whatever it's the beauty you like it cause ya do. I like this a lot but not at geddes prices. Grat's to those who scored.

partpat wrote:Whatever the medium or subject matter its really about execution, printing quality and shipping teqniques that really define a piece.

Shipping technique, really?

I guess Ashley Wood is undefined then...

Yup. Shipping practices. What good is a print run were 50 percent or more are damaged in shipping? Great for those whose prints aren't drymounted from poor shipping practices, and heart breaking for those perfectionists who get something they won't hang or something to damaged
To display and a lot of times no
Replacements. I dunno. Tired.

tranito wrote:

partpat wrote:Whatever the medium or subject matter its really about execution, printing quality and shipping teqniques that really define a piece.

Shipping technique, really?

Welcome to the new EB.

Yeah I like you and all partpat but WHAT?

"before i had it framed - it was masterfully packed. it was really a sight to be seen - the kraft paper was cut the full length of the tube and everything. i almost didn't frame it."