Applying the same tactics as Tuttle, (see APOLLO FAKE), we could easily paste our mountain scene in the background, black the sky out, and there you have it, one photo taken on the Moon. In the right hand picture above, was it really necessary to dress up in full gear and pose on a sandy, rock strewn landscape to test the rover?
Yes because this picture, and the one shown above left, are just two of many taken during a break in the photographic staging sessions. The pictures from these so called training sessions were later revamped by Michael J Tuttle, (using Photoshop 3), as genuine photo's taken on the Moon.