One man's quest to present the historic Moon missions in a way that befits their importance.
The clearest view of Neil Armstrong. How did they not remember to take more photos of him?
It's why the Cheshire property developer took a decision a few years back to put his career on hold and dedicate his time fully to reworking the US space agency's image archive. In his remastered volume, we get to see the only clear, recognisable image of Neil Armstrong's face as he stands on the Moon.
Andy's favourite remastered image is probably the one that adorns the front cover of his book. Of the 35,000 pictures he reviewed in the Apollo archive, it looked to be among the least promising. It was chronically underexposed.
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