This area is full of small craters. Ptolemaeus is the big crater on the left which has inside a tiny crater called Ammonius. Near of it, to its right (East) and a bit to the South (bottom) there is another big crater, Albategnius with a diameter of 82 miles (140 km).

The picture is the stacking result of a video taken with Casio Exilim camera and Meade Lighbridge 16-inches telescope.

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