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According to NASA:
Landing Site of Apollo 11 with Lunar Module (LM)
Made by LRO (Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter).
Date: between 11th and 15th of July 2009. Image width 282 m.
Link:
https://www.nasa.gov/images/content/369233main_lroc_apollo11_256x256.jpg
According to NASA: Landing Site of Apollo 11
Taken by LRO. Date 9-Nov-2009. High noon (sun incident angle: 2°)
Link: https://www.nasa.gov/images/content/369233main_lroc_apollo11_256x256.jpg
Overview map
The CSM (Command and Service Module) is the Spacecraft for the return to the Earth.
[90° rotated, so that North is approximately on top.]
Link: https://history.nasa.gov/alsj/a11/A11LBL5447.jpg
This overview map is the labelled photo AS11-37-5447, which was made from the Lunar Module (LM) shortly after the separation form the CSM. The map above with the ellipse is a detail of the same photo.
The sequence of the photos as reported by NASA shows an unbelievable yield of the photos: at the first flights around the Moon the following photo of the landing site could additionally be taken:
AS11-37-5437
AS11-37-5437 Map
A single click on the release button had obviously been sufficient to catch the landing site during one of the first flyovers.
A short time after the separation the photo AS11-37-5447 was taken. From this photo the overview map was made as described above. Imagine: during the separation the CSM descends to a lower altitude. Then a photo is taken with the landing area and the CSM directly below the LM. Again a perfect timing!
This is the original photo AS11-37-5447.
The whole sequence of the photos of the magazine 37 (70mm film, Hasselblad camera) can be retraced here:
https://history.nasa.gov/afj/ap11fj/photos/37-r.html
