Aug 5, 05 M21 cluster is below, to the left, of the Trifid
WO 80mm Fluorite TV .8 reducer 24x180sec UHC ISO1600 Canon 10d

Aug 4, 16 AP140 f/7.5 Canon Rebel SL1 21x120 unguided

Sept 24, 06 AP130 F/8 31 x 3min Canon 10d ISO1600 11 darks 500 5x5 adpt

Dec 18,22 03 AP130 f/8 at f/6 10x180sec + 10x60 faded in ISO800 Canon 10d
then 16 more 180secs from Dec 22 processed with these 10 to fill in faint red nebula

Feb 9, 06 AP130 f/8 UHC iso1600 4x30s 4x1min 28x8min Canon 10d
(This was taken with a 92% moon, less than 30 degrees away.)

Aug 4, 05 AP130 f/8 16x240sec UHC ISO1600 Canon 10d

Jul 18, 18 12x4min Jul 20, 18 31x4min AP140 f/7.5 ISO1600 Canon Rebel SL1 first image guided with Celestron NexGuide

July 28, 05 WO 80mm Fluorite TV .8 reducer UHC 19x4min ISO1600 Canon 10d

Jul 19 17 AP140 f/7.5 Canon Rebel SL1 8x120 guided

Jul 19 17 AP140 f/7.5 Canon Rebel SL1 14x120 guided

Jul 18 17 AP140 f/7.5 Canon Rebel SL1 17x120 guided

Aug 26, 05 AP130 f/8 24x4min ISO800 Canon 10d

Stowaway with .08 telecompressor 30 x 2min ISO1600 Canon Rebel SL1 22 darks

July 30,31 19 The Witch's Broom Nebula From TMSP
Also shows some of the nebulosity in between NGC6992 and NGC960 know as Fleming’s Triangle or Pickering’s Triangle
Stowaway with .08 telecompressor 20x120min ISO1600 Canon Rebel SL1

July 26 and 25, 2005 NGC 6992 East NGC 6960 West
WO 80mm Fluorite TV.8 reducer UHC filter Canon 10D
2 photos edited together to make one - left 18x4min right 15x4min ISO1600

Feb 12, 04 AP130 f/8 at f/6 38x120sec 18x180sec ISO1600 UHC Canon 10d

Feb 11, 04 22x2min UHC Feb10, 06 32x5min UHC AP130 f/8 ISO1600 Canon 10d

M57 Ring Nebula - Unguided with the AP140 and a 2x barlow
June 28-29, 2016 6 x 2min AP140 f/7.5 Plus AP 2" Advanced Convertible Barlow

Aug 18, 2016 55 x 1 min Celestron 9.25 (seeing was pretty poor, and shot from the wood deck = vibrations)

Feb 8, 06 AP130 f/8 at f/6 18x8min UHC ISO1600 Canon 10d
IC 434 is the bright red emission nebula which runs across the center.
Barnard 33 is the dark nebula of interstellar dust which outlines the shape of a horse head.
Below and left of B 33 is the blue reflection nebula NGC 2023.
The Flame Nebula, NGC 2024 is just below the star Alnitak, which is the left most star in the belt of Orion.
The reflection nebulae IC432 is to the left of the Flame.
(This was taken with a 86% moon, less than 25 degrees away.)

Dec 27 04 WO 80mm Fluorite 24x4min ISO1600 UHC

July 26 2022 Stowaway with .8 reducer 30x2min ISO1600 moded SL3

July 29 2022 Stowaway with .8 reducer 82x2min ISO1600 moded SL3