02 Moon showing craters in detail (snapshot)-Imaged 11 May 2019-Halifax/203mm f10 Schmidt Cassegrainwith 25mm Plossl eyepiece/Samsung Galaxy S5 Neo cellphone cameraon auto, no flash; afocal image/EQ6-R mount-This snapshot was taken holding my cellphone camera up to the eyepiece. Albategnius (left at 9 o’clock) and Theophilus (right at 3 o’clock) are prominent impact craters, both showing a central peak. The southern partof Mare Tranquilitatis, Sinus Asperitatis, and Mare Nectaris (top to bottom) are also seen in this image. The landing site ofApollo 11 is justnorth ofMoltke, which is a small crater that is just visible at the southern edge of Mare Tranquilitatis to the left of Sinus Asperitatis