Last nights moon was a Waning Gibbous, now just shy of the full moon for October, the Hunter's Moon. Conditions were ideal when I created this image after rising at 7:39pm. I merged 14 images of varying apertures and shutter speeds which gave me the detailed surface with different dull colour ranges. I then tweaked the vibrance and saturation in Lightroom which brought out the actual colour variations which are from the minerals on the moons surface.

Canon R6 with 600mm lens plus 2x Teleconverter

14 separate images merged in Lightroom, slight processing, Sharpening with Topaz Sharpen AI and then slight tweak of vibrance and saturation in Lightroom