Sinus Iridum

[astroavani]

 

Sinus (Small Bays or '' Plain '') - Small gulf, narrow mouth, which extends inland. Ex Sinus Iridum (attached image).
Sinus Iridum, its crater and the Jura Mountains, are a favorite target of all lunar observers.
The mountains always seem to catch the light in a special way, and in good lighting conditions, it has a very interesting contrast mixing the brightness to the darkness of both sides. The low sun on the ground is something to be vaulted, so each small crater stands out as a ring of light. This low illumination also emphasizes the sea and the backs (peculiar and low sinuous protrusions) making them very prominent and easily visible on the flat floor of the bay.
The Promotorium Laplace and Heraclides advance to the sea giving this resource a unique feature that has no equal on the Moon
An area worthy of further study and photography!

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[Sunshine]

JUST WOW!! cause i don't know what else to say.

[Astro Imp]

Wonderful as always my friend. It is always a delight to see your work and read your posts.
Thank you.

[johnfosteruk]

Very nice Avani, as always! You've caught the dome by Promontorium Laplace as well. 

[teoria_del_big_bang]

59 minutes ago, Sunshine said:

JUST WOW!! cause i don't know what else to say.

Sorry to be repetitive but yes WOW!

It is like I was there ? 

Steve

[BRADLEY 1953]

Yet another stunning image, keep them coming.   Chris.

[orion25]

Wonderful image, Avani! Beautiful contrast and detail  

Reggie

[Seanelly]

Wonderful sense of depth to this.

[Ruud]

Pure magic, how those gentle waves roll into the bay.

A super high quality image!