The Moon last night over Dublin

Hi all, I hope you are well! This is my first post on this site, so I will introduce myself too! My name is Phil and I am a 28 year old java programmer from near Bristol in the UK. I have met some of you already up at the Sugar Loaf over the last couple of weeks, and as they know - I am fairly new to Astronomy (life long interest became an obsession about 6 months ago), so I still have an awful lot to learn! Anyway, here is my third attempt at photographing the Moon. Please do leave feedback, positive or negative. As I say I am still learning and I'd love to improve! Here are the Techie details of the image taken last night:
69 shots, using an unmodded Canon 500 EOS DSLR.
used a Celestron 102 SLT (so magnification approx 25x). There were a lot of intermittent clouds last night so I didn't want the hassle of setting up my larger Equatorial scope, as I was not sure if I'd get a chance to take a shot!
f- stop =f/0, exposure time = 1/1000 second, ISO-400. Resolution 4752*3168, jpeg format. I will start using RAW when I am a bit more competent
Stacked using Registax, no post processing....yet!

The Moon

Hi Phil,
Good to have you here
Nice image.Good detail and not over exposed!Looking forward to your next images

Cheers mate!
I fear there will be no Sugar Loaf this weekend, weather forecast is poor .
Great work on M31 man, and thanks for the comment!

hi phil its val i think i met you last sat up the sugarloaf .great shot with the same scope i have not a bad scope i must say .was hoping to go up tomorrow night but the weather is against us i,m afraid ah well hopefully next week clear skies will prevail.

Hi Val, yeah you met me last Saturday . It was nice meeting you! yeah it's a really good scope and it has served me well! Yeah I probably won't bother venturing up this weekend, the forecast is gloomy. Still, I have 300 more moon images to stack & process . I took about 800 last night, though I doubt 75% of them will be usable - clouds were interloping!

Nice shot!