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Own piece of space history, ready to hang on your wall
Find the perfect print to add to your walls. Explore a selection of more than 200 meticulously restored and previously unseen photographs, from the renowned Apollo Space Program, shot by the Apollo astronauts on their modified Hasselblad cameras taken into space between 1968 and 1972. These museum-quality prints and framed prints are available in a variety of sizes and finishes.
Choose from our framed prints, ready to display on your wall, or our premium photo prints, which are rolled and ready to be placed in a frame of your choice.
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Restored to their former glory
Experience the beauty of the Apollo space program like never before with a selection of ultra high-definition images that have been expertly restored and color graded by the team behind the best-selling photography book 'Apollo VII–XVII.' This exclusive collection offers a unique glimpse into the history of space exploration.
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For added peace of mind, all our products are shipped with insurance and tracking to ensure their safe arrival at your doorstep.
The complete package
Your time is precious, that’s why we offer framed prints that are ready to be hung on your wall straight out of the box. These complete packages save you time and effort in finding the perfect frame for your print. We offer a variety of frame finishes and colors to choose from.
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Exquisite details, luxurious finishes
Our Premium photo prints are of the highest quality, matching the standards of museums and photography galleries. These prints of the Apollo Program are among the finest available on the market.
'Pic' of the month
First Earthrise Framed & Mounted Print$110.00 USD
On Christmas Eve 1968, the Apollo 8 spacecraft orbited the Moon, and the astronauts on board, Frank Borman, James Lovell, and William Anders, became the first humans to see the Earth as a whole, rising over the lunar horizon. The "Earthrise" photograph taken by the astronauts shows the earth as a small, blue-and-white sphere surrounded by the blackness of space and the moon's gray surface.
This photograph has been widely used in environmental campaigns and is a symbol of the earth's fragility and the need to protect the planet. It has also been used to demonstrate the "overview effect," the sense of awe and perspective that astronauts experience when seeing the earth from space. The "Earthrise" photograph is one of the most widely distributed images in human history and has had a significant impact on how we view the earth and our place in the universe.
