These high resolution images of space scenes are matted to perfection on quality card-stock board and feature a description of the image on back. This image of Victoria Crater in the Meridiani Planum region of Mars was taken by the High Resolution Imaging Science Experiment (HiRISE) camera on NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter at more of a sideways angle than earlier orbital images of this crater. The camera pointing was 22 degrees east of straight down, yielding a view comparable to looking at the landscape out an airplane window. The most interesting exposures of geological strata are in the steep walls of the crater, difficult to see from straight overhead. Especially prominent in this oblique view is a bright band near the top of the crater wall. Colors have been enhanced to make subtle differences more visible. Image property of NASA. Victoria Crater S3007$3.25 Barcode: No BarcodeBarcode (+.10) All images © Astrolith Graphic Products, inc. and John C. Wittenberg unless otherwise identified.