Embrace the profound moment as Astronaut Edwin E. Aldrin Jr., the courageous Lunar Module (LM) pilot, takes those first monumental steps down the ladder of the Lunar Module, poised to embark on a historic journey across the lunar surface. In this captivating image, captured by the lens of Astronaut Neil A. Armstrong, the indescribable mix of anticipation, excitement, and awe emanates from the frame.
As the LM hatch opens, Aldrin emerges into the vast expanse of the Moon's desolate landscape, embodying the spirit of exploration and the culmination of human dreams. The weight of this singular achievement is palpable, as the significance of his presence in this alien world dawns upon us. With every step down the ladder, a symphony of emotions intertwines, courage, determination, and an unwavering commitment to push the boundaries of human potential.
AS11-40-5869 immortalizes this defining moment, preserving the essence of human triumph and the relentless pursuit of knowledge. The intensity of the lunar environment, the weightlessness of anticipation, and the magnitude of the mission converge in this evocative image. It serves as a testament to the extraordinary courage and resilience of the Apollo 11 crew, whose bold footsteps forever altered the course of human history.
Apollo 11 (AS11-40-5869)
The frame
Our framed prints combine elegant design, high-quality wood frames with a satin finish, and an off-white mount that won't fade or discolor. Handmade by skilled framers using premium fine art paper, these prints are ready for hanging and make a stylish statement in any space.
Peace of mind
We take great care in producing our framed prints and want them to arrive to you in perfect order. To achieve this, we use durable, environmentally-friendly packaging and rely on reliable courier services that treat your order with the utmost care. Additionally, insurance and tracking is included with every order for added security and peace of mind.
Why this print is different
From Apollo VII-XVII, the bestselling Apollo photo book reviewed by CNN, TIME, BBC Sky at Night Magazine, The Planetary Society and many more. These are the best Apollo prints you can buy, and here is why. This is not a reproduction of a reproduction. The image was restored by the authors of the book from the archival scan of the original 70 mm film frame, with dust and scratches removed and the color and exposure corrected against the film. Nothing is added or invented. Many Apollo prints sold online are made from small web files; this one comes from the film. It is giclée printed on thick, sustainably sourced fine art paper with water based inks, made to order in our studio, checked by hand, and framed by hand with a conservation grade mount.
Photograph: AS11-40-5869
Mission: Apollo 11
Date: 20 July 1969
Photographer: Neil Armstrong
Camera: Hasselblad, 70 mm film
Source: NASA archival film scan
Restoration: Apollo Photo Prints, from the book Apollo VII-XVII
