Nice! Thanks for sharing. Gregg Visit my astronomy & astrophotography site www.greggsastronomy.com

Sorry folks, for attaching a 1Mb file for everyone. Should have sent it directly to Dan.

Great rendition…I like the color saturation. Thanks for sharing. Gregg Visit my astronomy & astrophotography site www.greggsastronomy.com

Dan, I wrote an observing report after trying my 100mm binox for an entire night under semi-dark skies. You will see that I said that I FINALLY see those ducks when using the binox at 37X. Admiral

Brian, It is a fantastic object to see. It somewhat reminds me of finding the wild duck. Dan ---- Dan Crowson dcrowson@... Dardenne Prairie MO

Dan, I was testing out my Miyauchi 100mm fluorite binoculars two nights ago and swept across Caroline’s Rose and was blown away! Have never seen it before. Good job on the image. Brian

That scope really pulls in the light. Most image have a lot more hours of data and don’t show it this well. Dan ---- Dan Crowson dcrowson@... Dardenne

Here's an image from Sept 8 that I finally got around to processing. It's a false-color narrowband image using 3 hours of O III data and 1.5 hours of H-alpha data presented with the HOO palette. I

NGC 7789 (Caroline’s Rose Cluster, Melotte 245 and others) is a trumpler class II 2 r open cluster located approximately 6,700 light-years away in Cassiopeia. The cluster was discovered by Carline

Well done, Bernard!

Gregg, Beautiful star filed. Makes you feel small to think each of those is a sun. Bernard

Hi, I have been doing this hobby since 2010, and have never been able to image or process M31, until now. M31, also known as the Andromeda Galaxy, is a spiral galaxy about 2.5 million light years

Hi IC 1442 and NGC 7245 are open clusters in Lacerta: http://www.greggsastronomy.com/IMAGES/ic1442_ngc7245-RGB.jpg Annotated (including King

Wow! How did good old Stewart Sharpless ever notice that one? Very nice catch!!!

Hi all: Sh2-189 is a small planetary nebula in Cassiopeia that was included in the Sharpless catalog... http://www.greggsastronomy.com/IMAGES/Sh2-189-HaLRGB.jpg 1.3X

Hi, This is an image of Cederblad 111. It is a nebula complex about 500 light years away in the constellation Chamaeleon. Cederblad 111 refers to the blue reflection nebula near the center left of

Nice FOV! Another one that apparently was missed by Prof. Harp. 😉 Thanks for sharing. Clear skies,GreggVisit my astronomy & astrophotography sitehttp://www.greggsastronomy.com/ On

NGC 536 (UGC 1013, PGC 5344, HCG 10a and others) is the AGN spiral at the center of the image. It is located approximately 210.6 million light-years away in Andromeda. NGC 531 (UGC 1012, PGC

Bernard, I have a Moonlite motorized focuser. Nothing automated yet. Brian

Dan, Nice job. This one is really faint in LRGB. Bernard