My favorite moon shots have context - something else in the photo besides moon or sky.
Those need to be done when it's not too dark which introduces too much dynamic range to get moon and landscape exposed correctly. If you can get a moonrise or moonset close to a sunrise or sunset that works best. Lunar eclipses are also nice for reducing the DR.
I took one Thursday as the full moon was rising not long after sunset. If it was any darker I wouldn't have detail in both the moon and foreground. This shot would have been easier the previous day when the moon rose before sunset. I intentionally underexposed the foreground so the moon didn't blow out and then increased shadow brightness in post.
K-3 & DA* 60-250 @ 180mm
1/8s, f/5.6, ISO 800