Cygnus Wall in NGC7000
NGC7000 is a well known emission nebula in Cygnus, close to prominent Deneb star. Whole NGC7000 North America is large cloud of interstellar matter that covers area of several apparent Moon size. But ... Read More
Cassiopeia and Cepheus
As you may already know Cassiopeia was a queen of Aethiopia and wife of king Cepheus. These mythological characters were put together also in the night sky. And there is plenty of things at the border... Read More
Lagoon and Trifid in hydrogen sea
These two clouds of interstellar matter are placed probably in the most prominent area of Milky Way in the constellation of Sagittarius. Under dark sky Lagoon can be seen with naked eye as faint patch... Read More
Thirty months with Samyang 135 f/2
It’s been well over two years since I got into my hands Samyang 135 f/2 glass. Since that time I found out, that all positive reviews about this lens proved to be true. This lens is optically cl... Read More
Apollo 11 landing site and Luna 15 crash site
50 years ago astronauts of mission Apollo 11 have been traveling to the Moon. They were somewhere in the middle of this outstanding journey, and they landed on the Moon on July 20th, 1969 at 20:17:40 ... Read More
M57 – The Ring AD2019
If you are interested in more details about M57, you can look for some earlier entries about it. It is one of the objects I quite often return to. If you are visual observer, then you probably have a ... Read More
M82 Cigar Galaxy
I already imaged M82 together with M81, and also recorded SN2014J supernova in this galaxy, but M82 itself has never been one and only target of my image. Up till now 🙂 Messier 82 is also known as ... Read More
M51 Whirlpool AD2019
I have already imaged M51 galaxy several times. I think it is actually my most often imaged galaxy (though it may be M82 as well 🙂 ) But it is no surprise at all. M51 is a real gem among galaxies. ... Read More