The Whirlpool Galaxy

The Andromeda Galaxy

Messier 31 - The Great Andromeda Galaxy. -- Stuff: IDAS LPS, NP127is, QHY8L OSC CCD, JPZ, 5x1200s, Lodestar on FS60C, taken at low altitude 10-35°. -- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andromeda_Galaxy

Interacting Galaxies in Corvus

NGC4038 and NGC4039

Messier 100

NGC2903

The galaxy NGC2903 in Leo

The galaxy M33 in Triangulum

More info at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Messier_33 -- Equipment: NP127is QHY8L Test series 6x15Min at f/5.2 without LFC.

The Black Eye Galaxy

TV NP127is, QSI683

The Triangulum Galaxy

The Pinwheel Galaxy

Pinwheel Galaxy (also known as Messier 101 or NGC 5457) -- Equipment: QHY8L on TOA130 750mm (f/5.8)

The Antennae Galaxies

The Sombrero Galaxy

Exposure: 7x300s LPS, 660mm, f/5.2, KAF-8300 CCD.

Messier 106

Messier 74

NP127is,QSI683

The Andromeda Galaxy

QSI683 CCD, Televue NP127is telescope, 660mm, f/5.2, 7x300s at -20°C.

NGC7331 in Pegasus

Takahashi FS-102NSV, SBIG ST7-XME w. AO-7

NGC6939 and NGC6946 in Cepheus

NGC891

NGC 891 (also known as Caldwell 23) is an edge-on unbarred spiral galaxy (actually barred) about 30 million light-years away in the constellation Andromeda. [1] -- [1] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NGC_891 -- HW: NP127is, QHY8L OSC, FS-60C, Lodestar, NJP/JPZ, 6x1200s RGB. -- SW: EZCAP (image acquisition) MaximDL (calibration/ alignment/ stacking), IRIS (gradient removal), Aperture (post processing). This image is cropped.

Sunflower Galaxy

NGC253 in Sculptor

The Whale Galaxy

NGC 4631 is a barred spiral galaxy in the constellation Canes Venatici.

M101

Nikon D5, Takahashi FC-100DL (f/9), 16x180s, ISO3200, Avalon Linear, MGEN3

Messier 110

Televue NP127is, QSI683

NGC4565 & NGC4562

NGC4565, an edge-on galaxy, is several times brighter than the Milky Way. It looks like the Sombrero Galaxy and NGC891 in our firmament. NGC4565 has an apparent size of 16"x2.2" and due to its distance of 50'000'000 light years from our galaxy, a diameter of 100'000 light years is assumed. Recently, a small black hole has been detected in its centre. NGC4565 is observable even with moderate amateur telescopes under darks skies. -- Exposure: L=5x300s, RGB=3x300s each channel, focal length 660mm (f/5.2), pixel size 5.4μ. The heavy light pollution caused by the city lights was completely removed with filtering and photo processing techniques.

NGC5317 and friends

More info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/NGC_5364 http://spider.seds.org/ngc/revngcic.cgi?NGC5317 -- QHY8L, 660mm, f/5.2, 4x900s, MaximDL., Aperture (Mac), TopazAI, PS.

PGC7380 and PGC7396