reply to post by turbonium
Ok I guess I was having trouble figuring out what exactly it is that you're wanting to see.
I used the Apollo 11 photo, because they took a bunch of photos around the LM as soon as they got out, so you could see signs of the dust having been
blown out from under it before it was disturbed with footprints. Which is what I thought you were wanting to see.
But you want to see photos of taken around the Apollo 15 landing site, showing a slightly different shade of grey on the surface? I don't think that
would be very noticable up close from the ground. The area where one would see that the dust was disturbed would be under the LM. The dust that was
blown out from under it is scattered out all around it, mixed with the rest of the dust. It didn't disturb the area physically, it just added a new
thin layer of dust on top of the dust that was already there. So it's very subtle.
However, there is a photo of the Apollo 15 LM taken from over 4km away with a 500mm telephoto lens.
AS15-84-11324 You can see that the area around is a slightly lighter
grey.
