Imaging recource: These color-corrected photos from the Apollo missions are literally out of this world

Earlier this week, The Project Apollo Archive, in collaboration with NASA, released over 8,400 high-resolution images from the historic Apollo missions. All of the photos, which have been left unprocessed, are available for public consumption on Flickr, where they are licensed under Public Domain. As such, the photos can be shared, altered and reproduced without any restrictions. It was this creative freedom that gave photographer Jeremy Dreier the idea to take some of the best unprocessed images and color correct them to account for the overexposures,...
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