the first human-taken photograph in lunar orbit: crater langrenus, frank borman [apollo 8], 21-27 december 1968 by nasa and frank borman

the first human-taken photograph in lunar orbit: crater langrenus, frank borman [apollo 8], 21-27 december 1968 by nasa and frank borman

the first human-taken photograph in lunar orbit: crater langrenus, frank borman [apollo 8], 21-27 december 1968 by nasa and frank borman

the first human-taken photograph in lunar orbit: crater langrenus, frank borman [apollo 8], 21-27 december 1968 by nasa and frank borman

the first human-taken photograph in lunar orbit: crater langrenus, frank borman [apollo 8], 21-27 december 1968 by nasa and frank borman

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The first human-taken photograph in lunar orbit: Crater Langrenus, Frank Borman [Apollo 8], 21-27 December 1968, 1968

the first human-taken photograph in lunar orbit: crater langrenus, frank borman [apollo 8], 21-27 december 1968 by nasa and frank borman

the first human-taken photograph in lunar orbit: crater langrenus, frank borman [apollo 8], 21-27 december 1968 by nasa and frank borman

the first human-taken photograph in lunar orbit: crater langrenus, frank borman [apollo 8], 21-27 december 1968 by nasa and frank borman

the first human-taken photograph in lunar orbit: crater langrenus, frank borman [apollo 8], 21-27 december 1968 by nasa and frank borman

the first human-taken photograph in lunar orbit: crater langrenus, frank borman [apollo 8], 21-27 december 1968 by nasa and frank borman

Medium: vintage chromogenic print on fiber-based Kodak paper
Size: 25 x 20 cm. (9.8 x 7.9 in.)
Description: Keffiyeh truffaut disrupt
Sale: Consectetur
Estimate: Lorem ipsum dolor sit ame
Price: Tincidunt dui ut ornare
Literature: Imperdiet nulla

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