Well, yes, that's my point that, like you, in my attempt to bring the brightness of a moonlit night scene, all my lunar features were washed out. And yes, I could have post-worked it so that the moon would show the features but, also like you, I decided to leave it as is, maybe in some future rework. LOL...and yes, the sky lab did show it to be the Bryce moon. I'm in agreement that it's difficult and challenging jugling a nightscene with its shadows and nocturnal glow. I find that Bryce, as great a program as it is, is sometimes limited and would not allow for the finer adjustments that sometimes have to be done outside the package using other software.