Apollo Remastered: The Sunday Times Bestseller

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Każde zdjęcie jest również opisane w ciekawy sposób, więc jest to książka również do czytania, a nie tylko do oglądania. We work closely with publishers and authors to ensure that we offer the best books on the market for your child. Several photographs even take on the aura of great paintings or works of art, and as I turn the pages of this incredible book, I once again hear the voices of my Capcom and crews in real time.

The design concept is to evoke a feeling of strolling through a gallery with each turn of the page - the image is overwhelmingly the focus, with pertinent information available adjacent to it, but without distracting from the image itself. Using cutting-edge technology and special digital techniques, Saunders was able to revive these vintage photos in a way that will leave readers dumbstruck. I was born in the middle of the race to the Moon, so this subject has always held a fascination for me and this book was such the most amazing find.I want to dip in and experience this book throughout weeks, not just checking off that I "looked" at the pictures. Andy’s work breathes life into the Apollo missions, brings us closer to the men that we admire as heroes and takes us on their journey to explore the unknown. Andy Saunders has been blowing us away with his work, completely changing the way we look at the Apollo missions. The information in the captions are an important element of the book - as well as providing technical data, they are intended to add even more perspective to what can be seen in the image, so that the reader may better imagine witnessing the events first hand.

You really feel like you are there, rather than just seeing the same vintage shots that we’ve all seen. Given the detailed background that also accompanies the images, Apollo Remastered is a truly valuable record, and a great contribution to the history of human spaceflight.Color accuracy is particularly important and difficult to achieve, especially given the amount of greyish tones in the photographs. Apollo Remastered by Andy Saunders provided me with a masterful pictorial review of my great days serving as a crewman on four lunar missions. Trading Address (Warehouse) Unit E, Vulcan Business Complex, Vulcan Road, Leicester, Leicestershire, LE5 3EB. Both those things are a bit of a rebuke to the current 'let's colonize Mars' corporate space race environment. The book itself is beautifully presented, but I have one small bone to pick: why did they print the captions in gray print on a black background?