The Apollo 11 lander descent stage is the bright spot with angular features at the left end of the elongated shadow. This man-made creation was left on the Moon when Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin departed in the Apollo 11 ascent stage on the 21st of July 1969 after spending 21.6 hours on the surface.
The large crater to the right of the lander is also clearly identifiable in an image taken on the Moon's surface by Armstrong (below).
More images including other the Apollo landing sites are available at NASA's LRO Page.
