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Astrophotography diary

Gallery

Every photograph from an observing session, newest first. Each opens larger; the stacks zoom to full size.

  • Bode's Galaxy, a bright oval spiral with a glowing core, in a field of stars (opens larger)

    18 October 2026

  • The Andromeda Galaxy across the frame, a bright core with dark dust lanes along its upper edge, and faint horizontal lines across the picture (opens larger)

    Andromeda Galaxy (M31), 17 October 2026, 18 min from 68 frames

  • The faint spiral of the Triangulum Galaxy in a field of stars, with a small bright knot to the left of its core (opens larger)

    Triangulum Galaxy (M33), 15 October 2026, 24 min from 145 frames

  • A dense field of stars, thicker towards the right, with no nebula visible (opens larger)

    North America Nebula (NGC 7000), 15 October 2026, 28 min from 170 frames

  • The Andromeda Galaxy's bright core with dark dust lanes sweeping across below it, and the companion M32 at top left (opens larger)

    Andromeda Galaxy (M31), 13 October 2026, 1 h 35 min from 358 frames

  • The bright stars of the Pleiades with long diffraction spikes and a faint blue haze around them (opens larger)

    Pleiades (M45), 13 October 2026, 21 min from 77 frames

  • Saturn with its rings tilted, small and soft (opens larger)

    Saturn, 13 October 2026

  • The bright core of the Andromeda Galaxy with dark dust lanes, and a small companion galaxy below (opens larger)

    Andromeda Galaxy (M31), 6 October 2026, 30 min from 120 frames

  • The Ring Nebula, a small blue-green ring with a darker centre (opens larger)

    Ring Nebula (M57), 3 October 2026

  • The Dumbbell Nebula: a pale blue-green hourglass glow with a reddish rim, among stars (opens larger)

    Dumbbell Nebula (M27), 3 October 2026, 1 min 22 s from 82 frames

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