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Thanks OP. Really great work on those Iceland pics. It’s an original concept I haven’t seen before - adding thermal data to panoramas of landscapes with geother

Thanks OP. Really great work on those Iceland pics. It’s an original concept I haven’t seen before - adding thermal data to panoramas of landscapes with geothermal heat. So cool. I’m a bit jealous I didn’t think of it first. Sounds like you have a science background and field, but I’d encourage you to think of these as art and chat to a few galleries about an exhibition. At the very least it would be fun, and pretty amazing to see big blowups of your own imagery. They may be able to do a virtual exhibition during Covid.

dheera 6y ago
> chat to a few galleries about an exhibition I would love to! I'm a physics/EE major by training and career-wise I'm focused on ML and robotics, but I love art and especially using art to visualize science in ways that are understandable to the general public. (I'm also doing an astrophotography project to show the visual sizes of various nebulae. Your usual NASA photos don't really provide any sense of scale, and many people have the misconception that you need insane magnification to see them, but there are actually a whole lot of objects that are visually much bigger than the moon, just too dim to see.) Being an engineer by background my network is mostly engineers -- I don't really have any strong connections with galleries and media, but I'll be on the lookout for them! I welcome intros if anyone would be so kind. :) TIA!