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Space.com: A Trove of Sci-Fi Images
Wed. February 8, 2006
Running a sci-fi RPG? Check out Space.com’s image galleries for tons of dramatic photos and artists’ renderings — all of which make great inspiration and background color for your game. (The site can be sluggish, but it’s worth it.)
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[...] This topic has come up on TT before: I’ve discussed some ways to use digital photos in your game, recommended taking photos during your sessions and pointed to some excellent photo resources (Silent Ladies and Gents, Opacity’s abandoned urban sites and Space.com’s gallery of sci-fi images). There are a couple of things that set Flickr apart, though, and make it worth discussing on its own. [...]