Mako Miyamoto’s Space Adventure Takes Us “Further West”

With space exploration currently making bigger and bigger leaps in technology and scope, it's not surprising that more and more creative minds are filling the gaps with their imagination. It's interesting to see how conceptual photography has been picking up the pace, often borrowing themes, aesthetics, and story lines from some iconic space-themed science fiction flicks.

Portland-based Mako Miyamoto brings us yet another interesting take on mankind's quest to find the next alien lands to colonize. .

mako miyamoto space adventure takes further west

2017-9-29 16:00

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