The really bright star next to the moon is actually Jupiter!
Jupiter will continue to be bright in the sky for several weeks, according to Spaceweather.com.
If you want to Photograph the moon here’s a tip.
Shoot it as if it was day time because the moon just reflects sun light so its day time on the moon don't use your "NIGHT" setting on your camera you'll just get a white dot.
A good setting to use is Manual with an ISO 100, shutter speed 1/125 and F16. If you have no idea what that all means I have a basic Photography class starting October 5th. And I have three seat still open. For more info call 782-5464.
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