Messier 109 is a galaxy located in Ursa Major. We shot this deep-sky object in monochrome with LRGB filters. See the photo here.

M97 and M108 are two deep-sky objects that are close enough to be photographed together with an 8" astrograph. Find out how to capture it.

Messier 2 is located in the constellation of Aquarius and is a faint object but still visible to the eye under dark skies. Learn more.

Despite a failed night of guiding, we photographed Messier 35 and a companion target. Get tips and learn more in our post.

Messier 34 is an open cluster that is not often photographed, but it is a simple beginner astrophotographer target. Learn more about this de

M96 is a small group of galaxies and belongs to the larger Virgo Supercluster. Find out the most prominent objects and how to photograph it.

The Wild Duck Cluster is located in the constellation Scutum. Find out how to photograph this star cluster and see photo examples.

The Lagoon Nebula is the 8th deep sky object in the Messier Catalog and is a great target for beginner astrophotographers because of its...

The Sombrero Galaxy is a unique galaxy that is seen edge-on. It is a great subject for astrophotographers looking for a good challenge.

Messier 57, also called the Ring Nebula, is a small nebula located in Lyra. Find out more about the astrophotography here.

Another cluster photographed as a "secondary target" to end the night: Messier 39! M39 is an open star cluster in the constellation of...

In this post we show you the difference between imaging Messier 1 with a DSLR camera in RGB Vs. with a CMOS camera in Narrowband.