Title: Not truly an Atlas
Product review: This is really a series of outstanding photos of 30 selected constellations of the sky. Selected stars or objects in these photos are interestingly narrated. This is not really a map of the complete celestial sphere and there are no declination lines, no hour circles, and no ecliptic. Imagine, if you will, a book calling itself the Great Atlas of the United States. However it consists of beautiful, interestingly narrated maps of only 30 of the states, each separately shown. Not shown: latitude, longitude, and position relative to the rest of the country. However if locating the constellation in question is already solved elsewhere and if you want to explore interesting objects therein, then this is an outstanding book.
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