Two panoramic views taken from different locations. Note that the source frames for each composite are different.
117:47:43 Jack's 4 O'clock EVA-1 LM Pan ( 465k )
Jack took this pan from a position northeast of the LM. Gene is powering up the Rover and is out of sight on the far side of the LM. The frames are AS17-147- 22492 to 22521
120:48:56 ALSEP pan. LSG, Jack's shadow, (West) Family Mountain, LSPE antenna. Frames 22569 to about 22588 are a pan Jack took at the ALSEP site.
www.hq.nasa.gov...
The photos in the first panorama were taken from very near the LM. The photos in the second panorama were taken three hours later at the site of the ALSEP, 185 meters away from the LM (WNW). The LM does appear in both panoramas, one "in your face", and the other in the middle distance.
Here is the overhead view of the site ralphaeschliman.com...
Here is a list of the features in the panoramas.
Bear Mountain
East Massif
Family Mountain
Lincoln Scarp
North Massif
Sculptured Hills
South Massif


Nice catch Phage. When I read the headline of the thread I thought to myself, O JOY! another question to
answer or evidence to be debunked (I am not a total skeptic, I still have ?'s) 
