Last week I captured just under two hours total on M88, which to me is one of the prettiest galaxies. https://www.astrobin.com/full/1u07v9/0/ CS, Scott

Beautiful image Stuart, the colors are perfect!

Wonderful shots Pete, thanks for sharing.

Thanks Stuart!

Thanks Ross. North Georgia isn’t the worst place in terms of weather but not the best either. Typically conditions are good for imagining two or three nights a month. I know some folks on this list ca

Thanks Pete and Shawn, much appreciated. Scott

Good weather allowed me to shoot two sessions on NGC 3521 from my remote dark site this week, for a total of 4:40. This target is very similar to M63 to me, just a bit smaller and surrounded by a clou

This image marks my one year anniversary with my 1100GTO, and what a great year it has been. I've taken it out to my dark site 24 times now and each time it has performed flawlessly. Definitely the be

Great image Joel, mono for the win.

Took advantage of the very rare alignment between consecutive days of clear skies and a new moon to image my second target of the week. Full frame version: https://www.astrobin.com/full/ef8wba/0/ Crop

Beautiful result John, just wonderful.

Thanks Linwood, and I know what you mean about too many targets. My target spreadsheet now has 146 galaxies alone.

Thanks Karen, Stuart and Fernando, much appreciated.

Taking advantage of the clear skies and new moon, I captured just shy of three hours on NGC2683 last night. Shot in LRGB with my Quattro300P/ASI2600MM/AP1100GTO. https://www.astrobin.com/full/dk4qak/0

Colors look good to me, beautiful image Brian.

Great image Ray, well done.

I generally have good luck using a barlowed laser, but clearly I messed something up Saturday night. I will check out that Ocal.

Thanks Brian. When I first got the scope I was having a terrible time getting flats to work correctly. After 3 months I finally figured out the issue was caused by the primary moving and shifting the

Thanks Emilio. Thank you Shawn. Thanks Ross. Here is the full M81/82, just please ignore the terrible stars on the right side of the frame :) https://www.astrobin.com/full/m0phyx/0/

Nothing that nice I'm afraid Roland, it's just a SkyWatcher Quattro. After swapping the focuser for a MoonLite and modifying the mirror cell to better constrain the primary it performs pretty well. So