Post-Processed Moon, Three Days Before Full

This image was an experiment in In-Camera Post-Processing. At this time in my digital imaging, I have been content composing my images in the camera in Large JPEG and posting Straight Out Of Camera (SOOC) exactly as taken. I was curious what the possibilities could be by enhancing this image. I first turned on my camera and took an out of focus image to create a new folder. I removed the SD card to my computer and copied into the folder the original image and reloaded the SD card into my camera. I opened the original image in Post-Processing Filters in HDR mode and added the lowest value and saved the file. I opened the saved file in Post-Processing Filters in Brightness mode and added the lowest value and saved the file. I removed the SD card to my computer and moved the files to a folder on my computer and uploaded this new enhanced version. While I tend to like everything in life in its natural state, I find this image to be rather pleasing to view large. Even the small craters seem to pop out. Please view this image in the Original Size and tell me what you think. I appreciate any and all feedback. I took the original version of the image with my manual focus Tamron Adaptall-2 Model 55BB SP 500mm f8 Mirror Lens and Tamron Adaptall-2 140f 1.4X Teleconverter with attached Tamron Adaptall-2 Pentax K A mount on Pentax K20D, manually focused, hand held, with 39mm 2X Neutral Density Filter mounted to rear lens cell, Shake Reduction set to 700mm, ISO 400, f11 with TC, 1/250 sec with available ambient light. With the 1.4X Teleconverter, this lens was functioning as a 700mm f11 Telephoto Lens. This is a full resolution Large JPEG image and is without any re-sizing or cropping.