NGC 7380, a bowl around DH Cephei (Sept. 2022)

This is 34x1200" with the Atik 460EXC through the 203mm Synta-ONTC Newtonian at f/4.95, an Astronomik CLS filter, and the Baader MPCC Mark II.

M39 (Oct. 2022)

This is 13x360" with the Atik 460EXC through a Sky-Watcher ED80, SW 0.85x reducer/flattener, and Hutech IDAS-LPS-P2 filter. 

NGC 7789 (Caroline's Rose), Oct. 2022

 

This is 12x360" with the Atik 460EXC through a Sky-Watcher ED80, SW 0.85x reducer/flattener, and Hutech IDAS-LPS-P2 filter.  The cluster was discovered by Caroline Herschel in 1783.

More Jupiters (Sept. 2022)

 

Here are two more taken with the C8 and QHYiii485c and Dakin 1.5x Barlow.

Jupiter at 5:46-48 UT on 9-28-22 w/Ganymede & Shadow

Scope: C8 with Vernonscope Dakin 1.5x Barlow.  Camera: QHY5iii485c. 

Butterfly Wing Nebula, part of IC 1318 (August 2022)

This portion of the Gamma Cygni Nebula, IC 1318, is half of what is often called the Butterfly Nebula, which does sort look like a butterfly from 4,000 light years away.

The star at the center is HD194789, a blue-white B6 subgiant only 1066 light years away.  The bright star upper right is HD 194558, a K2 subgiant only 658 light years away.  These stars are thousands of light years in front of the nebula.  They give a sense of the depth of a view through the telescope.

The image is 11x1200" with the Atik 460EXC through an Astronomik CLS filter and the 203mm Synta-ONTC Newtonian at f/4.95.

NGC 6781 (July 24-25, 2022)

 

NGC 6781 is a wonderful planetary nebula in Aquila.  This image is 10x900" with the Atik 460EXC through the 203mm Synta-ONTC Newtonian at f/4.9 and an Astronomik CLS filter.  This one was three years on the list.  I've tried and failed to see it visually several times with my wonderful 6" f/8 Newtonian.