Messier 38 astrophotography, an open cluster with so much Hydrogen Alpha gas in the background space. M38 can be found in the constellation Auriga and is best shot in Winter.

Messier 85 galaxy astrophotography using amateur equipment. Find tips and all the useful information you need to photograph M85 yourself!

Messier 9 astrophotography that shows Hydrogen Alpha gas and IFN. M9 is a globular cluster in the constellation Ophiuchus visible in Summer.

The Little Beehive Cluster (M41) photographed with a telescope in RGB+HA, revealing a lot of Hydrogen Alpha gas around the open cluster!

A great beginner target, the Triangulum Galaxy is a deep-sky object somewhat visible to the naked eye. Find astrophotography pointers here.

Markarian’s Chain is an interesting group of galaxies that appear to form a line or chain. Read tips for astrophotographers and see photos.

Astrophotography tips for Messier 61, a barred spiral galaxy in the constellation Virgo! It has a very faint Tidal Tail that is challenging.

M14 astrophotography in Ophiuchus! Learn to find and capture this beautiful globular cluster using a telescope.

Messier 106 is an intermediate spiral galaxy in the constellation Canes Venatici. Get astrophotography tips and see our pictures of M106.

Learn how to photograph Messier 23 (M23), a beautiful open star cluster in Sagittarius with some beautiful Milky Way dust in the background!

Messier 63 is a beautiful spiral galaxy located about 37 million light-years away from Earth. See our photo and acquisition details here.

M88 and M91 astrophotography - 2 galaxies in Coma Berenices. See tips, images, and more to help you photograph these spiral galaxies.

The Andromeda Galaxy (M31) is by far the easiest galaxy to image for beginner astrophotographers! Here are some tips to image Andromeda.

Messier 72 astrophotography using a RASA telescope under dark skies! Learn tips for capturing this faint globular cluster in Aquarius.

Astrophotography tips and pictures of Messier 74 - The Phantom Galaxy. How to photograph this beautiful spiral galaxy and reveal the IFN.

M73 Astrophotography in Aquarius! Learn tips and tricks for capturing this dim and small asterism that was once believed to be a cluster.

M78 astrophotography in the Orion constellation! Get tips to capture the brightest diffuse reflection nebula in the sky.

Our Astrophotography of the magnificent Orion Nebula (M42) with different telescopes and cameras, both from the desert and the city!

M75 astrophotography tips and images. M75 is a globular cluster in Sagittarius. It is one of the most distant and dense globular clusters.

M15 astrophotography with the faint IFN surrounding the Pegasus globular cluster.