South is up in this image, more info below.

 

            
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 At six days past new, the north western
            portion of the moon is dominated by the pair Atlas and Hercules
            just below left of center. Hercules contains a very deep cone
            shaped crater inside, with a flat bottom. Atlas is known for
            its dark volcanic out gassing spots inside its 53 mile width.
            Above center is the shallow highly fractured crater Posidonius.
            It is nearly 60 miles in diameter. The small mare just below
            its north edge is Lacus Somniorum. The two dark terraced craters
            on the lower right emerging from the darkness are Aristoteles
            on the bottom, and Eudoxus on top, sizes 53 and 43 miles in diameter
            respectively.

            
Processing: 300/1000
            best frames, MAP 55 alignment in Registax, Regulated Van Cittert
            Deconvolution in PixInsight Pro, Levels and Contrast Masking
            In Photoshop CS3, Focus Magic Plug in.

Instrument:  12.5" f/5 
Platform:  Astrophysics AP1200
CCD Camera:  Image Source DMK 31AU03.AS
Filter:  Hoya R72
Exposure:  1/108 sec  15fps
Location:  Payson, Arizona
Elevation:  5150 ft.
Sky:  Seeing Poor to Average, Transparency 8/10
Outside Temperature:  35F
Processing:  Registax, PixInsight Pro, Photoshop CS3, Focus Magic Plugin