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!

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

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

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

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

The Hyades astrophotography doing a 3x3 mosaic! Learn how to capture the closest open cluster to Earth and reveal all the dust behind it.

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.

M12 astrophotography with a color camera! Get tips, images, and more to capture the Gumball globular cluster in Ophiuchus.

Messier 26 is an open cluster in Scutum. This was a difficult cluster we ever had to process because of the number of stars!

Messier 44 is a bright and popular open cluster in the constellation Cancer. It is large and best observed and captured with a small...

Messier 24, also known as the Small Sagittarius Star Cloud, is a large region of sky that is completely filled with stars. This...

M53 is an open cluster located 58,000 light-years away in the constellation Coma Berenices. M53 is home to hundreds of thousands of stars.

Open Cluster Messier 93 photographed using RGB filters. M93 lies in the constellation Puppis and is easy for beginner astrophotographers.

Messier 48 is an easy target to image for beginner astrophotographers. Discover more about this star cluster and how we photographed it.

M37 is the brightest and largest open cluster in Auriga. Discover more about this object and photograph it with our astrophotography tips.

Revealing the hidden beauty in the Double Cluster in Perseus. These two open clusters are overlapping a lot of faint hydrogen-alpha gas!

The constellation Ophiuchus holds a loose star cluster - Messier 107. This object has many beautiful yellow stars. See our photo of M107.

An impressive globular cluster that is great for beginner astrophotographers is Messier 92. Learn more about this deep-sky object.