Harrison Schmitt changing his Hasselblad camera magazine at the Rover, station 7, EVA 3, 7-19 December 1972

Vintage chromogenic print on fiber-based paper, printed 1972, numbered "NASA AS17-146-22347" (NASA MSC) in red in top margin, with "A KODAK PAPER" watermark on verso, 25,4 x 20,3 cm, light crease in the upper left corner

A rare unpublished frame from the panoramic sequence taken by Eugen Cernan uphill from the Lunar Rover at station 7, 3.2 km away from the LM to the north.

From the mission transcript when the panoramic sequence was taken
166:25:56 Parker (Mission Control): Gene, you might spend your time taking a...
166:25:57 Cernan: It's latched.
166:25:58 Parker: ...standard 74-foot pan while Jack is changing his mag, if you got a chance there.
166:26:07 Cernan: That's a splendid idea, sir. And that's exactly what I'll do. (Pause)
[Fendell (operating the Rover TV camera from Mission Control) finds Jack at Gene's seat and, beyond him to the NW, Gene kangaroo hopping uphill, away from the Rover.]
166:26:19 Cernan: I don't mind going uphill, because it's so much fun coming down. Down in my little hole here. Oh! That's stability. That's stability. (Long Pause)
166:26:58 Cernan: Boy, Challenger looks a long way away. That’s 3 kilometers, huh? (Pause)
166:27:11 Schmitt: Yup. (Pause) Okay, mag [Hasselblad camera magazine]’s changed.