Moon

I have left the full frame of the photo so you can calculate the angular size (I don't expect anyone to do that). Compare this photo with Valentina Zvyagina's excellent photo. This photo was taken at 15-Nov-2016 00:35 UTC which is 10.73 hours after full and 13.1 hours after perigee. (I adjusted my camera for our infernal daylight savings time after the photo was taken.) Valentina's photo was taken at 13-Nov-2016 08:28 UTC which is 29.39 hours before full and 27.02 hours before perigee. (If I got her time zone correct.) Also notice that she and I use the same model camera, but mine is much warmer.

I saw the crescent moon the previous evening, but I was driving.

If I lived further west, it would have been a total eclipse.

The lunar eclipse was not visible here. This is the almost full moon 27July 2018 5:04 AM just before the moon set here.