I took these images with a 31-cm Newtonian with a 3X powermate and ASI290MM-C camera.
Below: Ptolemy and Alphonsus.
Below: Archimedes and the Apennine Mountain range.
Below: The Huyginus Rille.
Below: The Huyginus and Triesnecker Rilles.
Below: Jacobi in the southern highlands.
Below: Descartes and Kant.
Below: Pico, an isolated mountain peak in the Mare Imbrium, near Plato.
Below: Mt Piton, an isolated mountain peak in the Mare Imbrium.
Below: Copernicus and Reinhold.
Below: Sunrise over Cassini
Below: Arago and the domefield.
Below: Sunrise over Aristarchus.
Below: Brayley and Mons Vinogradov
Below: Sunrise on The Straight Wall and Rima Birt.
Below: Archimedes, Autolycus and Aristillus
Below: Aristoteles and Eudoxus in the north.
Below: Albategnius and Abulfeda.
Below: A mosaic of the Alps mountain range. Visible are Plato on the left and the Alpine Valley at the centre.
Below: The Apennine Mountain range.
Below: The Alpine Valley, Mt Piton and Cassini.
Below: Plato and the Tenerife Mountains
Below: The crater Moretus near the south pole.
Below: The Straight Wall and the rille near crater Birt.
Below: The crater Kies and a well-known lunar dome near it.
Below: Eratosthenes
Below: The crater Clavius near the south pole.
Below: The crater Tycho near the south pole.
Below: The Alpine Valley
Below: The Apennines and the Hadley Rille, the site of the Apollo 15 landing.
Below: Hyginus Rille
Below: Mount Piton, an isolated mountain
Below: The crater Plato
Below: The crater Werner in the southern highlands
Below: Sunrise over Tycho
Below: Sunrise on the craters of the South Pole
Below: Sunrise on the craters of the south pole
Below: Sunrise on the crater Gassendi
