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C'mon now, you didn't really expect a large photo-album of Pluto, did you?  Neither man nor machine has ever visited the distant planet, although a future mission is planned.  Pluto is smaller than Earth's own moon, and it's moon Charon is smaller still.  It's orbit is so eccentric that it is sometimes closer to the sun than Neptune, as it is now until February 1999.  Because of these unusual features, some astronomers think of Pluto, not as a planet, but as another small satellite among the Kuiper Belt.