Two minute exposure with a 135mm f/2.8 telephoto lens
coupled to a Nikon D100 digital camera.
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NGC221
Galaxy
33
Triangulum Galaxy; NGC598
Galaxy
KX260 Image
AP7 Image
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NGC1039
Galactic (0pen) Cluster
35
NGC2168
Galactic (0pen) Cluster
36
NGC1960
Galactic (0pen) Cluster
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NGC2099
Galactic (0pen) Cluster
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NGC1912
Galactic (0pen) Cluster
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NGC7092
Galactic (0pen) Cluster
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Winnecke 4
Double Stars
M40 consists of the double stars. The small galaxy in
the upper right hand corner of the image is NGC4290,
while the The bright star in the lower right hand corner
is 70 Ursae Majoris (6th magnitude).
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NGC2287
Galactic (0pen) Cluster
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NGC1976; The Orion Nebula
Diffuse Nebula
Canon 60Da image with C-11 HyperStar combination:
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NGC1982
Diffuse Nebula
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NGC2632; Praesepe; The Beehive Cluster
Galactic (0pen) Cluster
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The Pleiades
Galactic (0pen) Cluster with Surrounding Nebulosity
The Pleiades are best shown with wide-field photography,
such as this photograph obtained with the Grassland
five-inch f/5 finder as part of the Photographic Messier Marathon.
Canon 60Da with C-11 HyperStar combination:
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NGC2437
Galactic (0pen) Cluster with Planetary Nebula (NGC2438)
