Here are some images from La Palma. August 2008, where we observed with the Nordical Optical Telescope.
A cumulonimbus cloud
The Nordical Optical Telescope (NOT)
Grantecan:
The NOT:
The sunset from the NOT. Grantecan is in the left side. The bright "star" is Venus:
Lunar eclipse:
11 * 6 sec:
M31 (the Andromeda galaxy). 10 images stacked and a total exposure time of 150 sec. 12 darkframes.
Spiral structure is visible. M32 (top left) and M110 (bottom) are also visible. Seeing: 10.5" (uncertainty: 0.5-1").
The following image shows NGC 1058 which has an active galaxy nucleus (AGN). The very bright star in the galaxy is a supernova (1C).
The image was created during a image-reduction-project at KU. The raw images are made at the La Silla-observatory in Chile (not by me...).
I have used B, V and H-alpha-filters (blue, green and red) to create the colour image.
Images taken with my f/5 150mm Newton-telescope. I have used a Nikon D70 in primce focus. All images are stacked with Deepskystacker
M13. 7x20 sec - 2 dark frames:
The two galaxies M81 and M82 (a starburst galaxy!). 13x20sec + 11x15sec:
M57. 15x20sec and 2 dark frames:
