These pictures of one of the HSK TV monitors were taken using a Polaroid camera on 21 Jul 1969. Most of them will be lower quality than many released by NASA which would have been received at either the Goldstone or Parkes 64M antenna, while HSK was only 26M diameter. But some may find them interesting.
I finally got round to scanning them in August 2003. I suspect they were taken by Bernie Scrivenor (the official PR person at the time) and they are annotated on the back. Those notes are shown in blue/bold. I scanned the pictures in high resolution and sent them on CD to Colin Mackeller (a great Apollo enthusiast) in Sydney, and to Eric Jones (Editor of NASA's Apollo Lunar Surface Journal, see http://www.hq.nasa.gov/alsj/ ) in Wodonga VIC. Eric will no doubt be posting the pictures somewhere on the Lunar Surface journal site, and Colin has posted his set at http://www.zipworld.com.au/~cm/Apollo_11/ He did some great work cleaning and compressing the pictures and has provided the following notes.
Notes:
The first frame was taken while the international TV audience was still
seeing poor quality pictures from Goldstone.
At least the second and third frames were taken during the period Sydney Video
and the international audience were taking Honeysuckle and before Parkes came
online.
(Note the lights at Honeysuckle reflected at the top of the screen.)