Buzz AldrinApproach to lunar Landing Site 2 at Tranquility BaseApollo 11, 20 July 1969Vintage chromogenic print on fibre-based Kodak paper, 25.5 x 20.3 cm (10 x 8 in), BLACK NUMBERED AS11-37-5437, with A KODAK PAPER and NASA Manned Spacecraft Center caption on the versoFootnotes:This photograph depicts the approach to lunar Landing Site 2 located in south-western region of Sea of Tranquility which is on the edge of the darkness. Taken by Buzz out the CDR window, with the RCS quad in the lower left corner. When this picture was taken, Neil and Buzz were in the midst of Lunar Module activationCharlie Duke (CA) - We're getting a beautiful picture in down there now, 11. The color'sing in quite clearly, and we can see the horizon and the relative blackness of space, and without getting into the question of grays and browns, it looks, at least on our monitor, sort of a brownish gray.Buzz Aldrin (LMP) - That's a good, reasonable way of describing it. It appears to me as though it made a difference jt sitting back in the tunnel and gazing at all windows; it makes a difference which one you're looking out of. For example, the camera right now is looking out the number 5 window, and it definitely gives a rosier or tanner tinge, especially when you look straight through it and not at an angle. Over. (Spacelog, Apollo 11, Phase 4: Lunar Orbit)Illtrated: Chaikin, A Man on the Moon, p. 286