![Mimas Over Saturn’s Ring Shadows by Michael Benson](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhFW-Cg2Nf6yAGhkqm3jWO-IBDqZFnxyzk_vvX72wKQgF9YvLtLWjQqn-K-p6WfVadSHXvBuRmGGcgeCZEph69hdCoWrzpKHSElIOtjeeFJgAwJ3EfIUppzWHqmzZ79Zd6xpIvetFoNUAw/s800/Mimas_Shadows_Mimas_Right_Uprez_Print.jpg)
Mimas Over Saturn’s Ring Shadows Cassini, Jan. 18, 2005 , 2011
"Benson takes raw data from NASA and European Space Agency archives and processes it, creating large-format landscapes. He edits, composites, then frequently mosaics, and then finally optimizes these images, producing seamless digital C prints of landscapes beyond direct human experience."
![Night Side of Saturn by Michael Benson](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgWhU3vEBPXnQKukcvIZQeDnqET7BPxsx-q4_klwdYLBGS2vDZU7fOYox9CauNJrXo4MPIt90qeTFlbJjnaZmEfLMht_hnoPHDa9in0vAM1Y1nLbUllrxd_tWR8sGQLJ0MBBATAj-07Nuc/s800/Saturn_nightside_Final3_8bits_print.jpg)
Night Side of Saturn Cassini, October 28, 2006
![Saturn, Mimas and Tethys by Michael Benson](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj9gxHunC-2xcUmZDwqCyKmhyphenhyphenO0V-QELKQT71_xe8llhBjQLSffGaidfBdxbJ0djfomSgLy0mUH3WaXjY7Y6KdCoNwdBt7EjrwO7fm-vxHlNvEMMnE_75RgD2dzMvna1j_q34p6RVU1JoI/s800/Saturn-Tethys-Mimas7_8bit_flat.jpg)
Saturn, Mimas and Tethys Cassini, July 16, 2005
![Mimas Over Saturn by Michael Benson](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEg88s0dfDEbjqodXrt3vQmfn1_K0y86HzCB_OSr0OtAItIfviyP0XhTElT9gDpkLnogpV-bYlqa7ecaLIhyphenhyphenTo3Ocvz_jCMRPfDZK81Wkcl2LDshr7JK78V1jhVTuNU61KGlZKVLPXk3Ruo/s800/Mimas__yellow_print_8_bit_flat%2540.jpg)
Mimas Over Saturn Cassini, November 7, 2004
![Neptune and Triton by Michael Benson](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjyNL5-6h0iUPa0FmqgG2ESxO6aM98X7CZtDMrY2GDQob-JYDNTiQCQIO8T_8PyUdJUU0V2RPANKsRJBeL4UjlprpOEmsesZfuevuW-Wk2Fsh4rC3GAugwPzbWVyA7Dtfsjaqsxtv12dRk/s800/New_Nept_Triton_composite2_40x40_final.jpg)
Neptune and Triton Voyager 2, August 31, 1989
Michael has a new art book Planetfall: New Solar System Visions (Abrams).
Via io9
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