Some forgotten lunar shots from a poor session. The seeing was highly variable that night, but it never exceeded a 6-7/10 value. However, some interesting features were imaged, using the 355mm Newtonian and ASI 174MM with a Red filter.
Mare Crisium and surroundings, including crater Messier at far right:
A closer look at Crisium, and its rimae:
Crater Cleomedes and its many rilles crossing the floor:
Atlas and Hercule; notice the double ringed crater on lower right:
Crater Gassendi and surroundings, under almost vertical illumination:
Craters Kepler (left) and Aristarchus (Right) dominating the view, again at almost Full-Moon phase:
Mare Nectaris with Theophilus on its shores:
Mare Orientale on the limb. Notice the distinct peak towards the right.
A closer look at the peak:
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