Von Karman Vortices Northern Pacific Poster

Von Karman Vortices The US Geological Survey and NASA have created a series of fabulous images showing views of “Earth as Art.” Sadly, mere images on your screen fail to capture the stunning beauty of these high resolution pictures and the photo quality posters they produce. We at Meralee Fine Poster Art offer two versions for your consideration, posters and art prints. For display as works of art, we have removed the black border to create print versions of the image only. For the complete collection please refer to our store category “Earth Prints as Art.” For display in a public place and/or for educational purposes, we recommend the poster version. Eighty-six images can be found under our store category of “Earth Posters as Art.” The informational text, which appears below, is printed on the upper right black border of the poster. Photo credits also appear on the border. The image itself is 24x24 inches at 300 PPI. All posters are 26x28 inches when printed at 300 PPI, but will still look good even when printed at the maximum size of 52x56 inches. Before buying, look for the “Customize it!” button on the lower right below “Add to cart,” then “Print Options” mid-upper left. Enter one of the dimensions for the desired frame size. You are currently viewing the Earth Poster as Art version. Informational text as it appears on this poster: As air flows over and around objects in its path, spiraling eddies, known as Von Karman vortices, may form. The vortices in this image were created when prevailing winds sweeping east across the northern Pacific Ocean encountered Alaska’s Aleutian Islands. Date Acquired: July 4th, 2002 Source: Landsat 7 Credit: USGS/NASA