M100 r

M104

M104 - the Saturn or Sombrero Galaxy. A huge S0 galaxy seen almost edge-on.

M108

M109

The bright barred spiral M109 in Ursa major.

M33

The small, nearby pinwheel galaxy in Triangulum.

M51 - 80mm

M51 - imaged with an 80mm Meade APO.

M61

M61 in Virgo

M64

M64 the black eye galaxy. The dark dusty band are the remnants of an ancient galaxy collision with a low mass spiral.

M65

M65-66

A wider view of the M65-M66 area, as imaged by the 80mm.

M66

M81 - 80mm

The nearby spiral galaxy M81 in Ursa Major. Imaged with an 80mm APO and a DSI Pro II CCD.

M82

M82, the 'cigar galaxy'. This galaxy is undergoing a massive star burst in the core region. 12" LX200, DSI Pro II 10 minutes.

M83 - DSI

The large barred spiral M83 in Hydra. This is a member of the nearby Centaurus A cluster of galaxies.

M87 jet2

The inner jet of the giant elliptical galaxy, M87 of the Virgo Cluster.

M94

The bright spiral M94.

NGC 3115

An edge-on S0 type galaxy. Better known as the 'spindle galaxy'.

NGC 4567 - Siamese Twins r

This is a classic example of a line of sight pairing or overlapping galaxies.

NGC 4631

The 'whale and calf', although to me the big galaxy looks more like a giant cuttlefish or squid.

NGC 4656 - the Hockey Stick

This is a highly distorted galaxy located near NGC 4631.

NGC 4762 plumes

NGC 5128 - 80mm

The giant radio galaxy, NGC 5128 - or Centaurus A. Imaged with an 80mm Meade APO at f/6.

NGC 891-2

NGC 891 - imaged by a 12-inch LX200 at f/5, DSI Pro II CCD.