These are single JPEG images using in-camera parameter adjustments. I hate post-processing. Because I'm lazy. And I spend way too much time observing.

A. Everyone gets so excited about the First Quarter Moon when Lunar Day 8 offers up the most intriguing Lunar Landscape: the Eastern shore of the Sea of Rains. Bordered by the Alps to the North (you can see the dark crevice known as the Alpine Valley), the Caucasus Mts. to the East and the Apennines to the South (which terminate at Eratosthenes Crater), this is a great area for high magnification exploring.
B. The "Straight Wall" resides on the Eastern shore of the Sea of Clouds. At Lunar sunrise (now), the wall is black. At Lunar sunset (14 days from now) the wall is white. Pretty cool!