Moon (86% waxing gibbous) through 80mm refractor
Twilight Moon. 32% waxing crescent. Canon 1100D attached to 480mm f6 telescope (with field flattener) via M48 adapter. 100 ISO and 1/250 second exposure.
Theophilus is the shadowed crater just below the mid-part of the terminator. The dark hexagonal structure to the right is Mare Crisium, a basalt covered region.
Lunar mosaic of 3 images. Canon 1100D through Nexstar 8SE with a T-adapter
Tycho is the bright complex crater towards the south with a bright ray system of ejecta.
There is a nice row of six craters just to the right of the terminator – from North to South,
1. Ptolemaeus flat crater filled with lava
2. Alphonsus (contains a dark halo zone of lunar volcanism)
3. Arzachel complex crater with central peaks and terracing.
4. Purbach
5. Regiomontanus
6. Walther
Astrobase North West 