More celestial stuff.

 Having found that I could get a fair bit of detail in a moonshot during the day I decided to have another go on 9 May.  The first image was taken at 1727 hours, so getting towards the evening but still quite light.  For reasons best known to Panasonic the background was darkened considerably.  However there is still quite a lot of detail of the cratering close to the terminator.

I had another go at 2030 hours, by which time it was, of course, dark.

I have no idea of the physics/astronomy to explain why the moon is on its back!  Again there is quite good detail in parts of the image.