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Full moon

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     Light, Michael - Author
    London : Jonathan Cape, 1999 - ca 250 s. : il. (převážně barev.)
    ISBN 0-224-05128-8
     dálkový průzkum Země  kosmonautika  Měsíc  Země
     fotografie  obrazové publikace
    Call numberB 43.852
    Umístění 523/524 - Sluneční soustava. Hvězdy
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    Lidická ( sklad )k vypůjčeníB 43.852   

    Title statementFull moon / Michael Light
    Main entry-name Light, Michael (Author)
    Issue dataLondon : Jonathan Cape, 1999
    Phys.des.ca 250 s. : il. (převážně barev.)
    ISBN0-224-05128-8
    Subj. Headings dálkový průzkum Země * kosmonautika * Měsíc * Země
    Form, Genre fotografie * obrazové publikace
    Conspect523/524 - Sluneční soustava. Hvězdy. Vesmír
    UDC 523.3 , 528.8 , 551.1 , 629.78
    CountryVelká Británie
    Languageangličtina
    Ve volném výběru523/524 - Sluneční soustava. Hvězdy
    Document kindBOOKS
    "Full Moon" is a visual journey to the moon and back. In the course of the Apollo missions, the astronauts took 32,000 photographs. These were shot on Hasselblad cameras with remarkable definition. The original film has been stored in special conditions by NASA, but the second generation of films is referred to as the 'masters'. For the first time, NASA has allowed the 'masters' to leave Houston and 900 photographs have been scanned in California under the direction of Michael Light. The resulting prints are of unprecedented quality and beauty. From editing these photographs, Michael Light has constructed a composite journey including the launch, a walk in space, an orbit of the moon, a landing and exploration of the lunar surface, and a return to earth. The result is a sequence that explores not only the aesthetics of space but the ultimate landscape photography. The publication will be a millennial landmark and will coincide with the thirtieth anniversary of the first lunar landing. Zdroj anotace: Web obalkyknih.cz
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