Nope, no M97 this time. Its NGC457 star open cluster in Cassiopeia. Plus NGC436 little sister. Both are relatively young clusters – first one is about 20 millions year old, smaller one is four times older, nothing impressive though 🙂
First one is called Owl, E.T. or Kachina Doll cluster, second one is anonymous.
Pictured from my backyard with 130mm refractor and Atik383 camera on EQ6 mount. 2 hours total exposure time

NGC457 Owl (bottom) and NGC436 (top right) open clusters in Cassiopeia
NGC457 Owl (bottom) and NGC436 (top right) open clusters in Cassiopeia

Full size here https://astrojolo.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/2016-09-10-NGC457-3-1.jpg

Clear skies!