Comet Neowise was easily visible with the naked eye during these days. The broad yellowish tail is the dust tail, and the smaller blue one is the ion tail mostly from CO+. After closest approach to the sun the coma turned green which is an indication of high amount of CN and C2 molecules.
This image is a stack of 20 frames of 30 sec @ ISO 1600
Camera: Canon EOS RP
Telescope: Canon EF 200mm F2.8L II USM @ F2.8
Place: Middelharnis – The Netherlands
Pictures of comet Neowise were taken during twilight when it was visible by binocular and by naked eye.
This is a stack of the best 3 frames with subs of 4 sec @ ISO 1600
Camera: Canon EOS RP
Telescope: Canon EF 200mm F2.8L II USM @ F2.8
Place: Middelharnis – The Netherlands
This object lays in the region of the Cepheus Bubble and is an HII emission nebula
Ra 22h 19m / Dec +63° 18′
This image is a stack of 22 frames of 900 sec using a Baader H-alpha 7nm filter
Camera: Atik 460ex mono
Telescope: Canon EF 200mm F2.8L II USM @ F2.8
The Propeller Nebula is most known as DWB 111, but is a combination of DWB 111 & DWB 119 and even found as Simeis 57
Ra 20h 16m / Dec +43° 40′
This SHO image is a stack of 40:40:40 frames of 600 sec each using a Baader H-alpha 7nm, Astrodon OIII 3nm and an Astrodon SII 3nm filter
Camera: Atik 460ex mono
Telescope: Canon EF 200mm F2.8L II USM @ F2.8
NGC 6820 or Sharpless 86 is a emission nebula laying around the corner of the Coathanger and consist the open cluster NGC 6823
Ra 19h 42m / Dec 23° 05′
This image is a stack of 24 frames of 900 sec using a Baader H-alpha 7nm filter
Camera: Atik 460ex mono
Telescope: Canon EF 200mm F2.8L II USM @ F2.8
This famous nebula which shine in the winter months is an easy target for small and big telescopes. It is also known as The Skeleton Nebula
Ra 6u 33m / Dec +4° 59′
This image is a stack of 12 frames of 900 sec using a Baader H-alpha 7nm filter
Camera: Atik 460ex mono
Telescope: Canon EF 200mm F2.8L II USM @ F2.8
