Here are a few examples of the images we have taken. (Click an image to view at full size)

Galaxies

The Andromeda Galaxy Andromeda Galaxy
Messier 31
NGC 224		 Constellation:
Right Ascension:
Declination:
Distance:		 Andromeda
00h 42m 44s
+41° 16' 09"
2.537 Mly		 Angular Size:
Magnitude:
Radial Velocity:		 3.167°
3.44
-301 km/s
The Blackeye Galaxy Blackeye Galaxy
Messier 64
NGC 4826		 Constellation:
Right Ascension:
Declination:
Distance:		 Coma Berenices
12h 56m 44s
+21° 40' 58"
17.3 Mly		 Angular Size:
Magnitude:
Radial Velocity:		 10.71'
8.52
410 km/s
The Bodes Galaxy Bode's Galaxy
Messier 81
NGC 3031		 Constellation:
Right Ascension:
Declination:
Distance:		 Ursa Major
09h 55m 33s
+69° 03' 55"
11.74 Mly		 Angular Size:
Magnitude:
Radial Velocity:		 26.9'
6.94
-34 km/s
The Sombrero Galaxy Sombrero Galaxy
Messier 104
NGC 4594		 Constellation:
Right Ascension:
Declination:
Distance:		 Virgo
12h 39m 59s
-11° 37' 23"
9.55 Mly		 Angular Size:
Magnitude:
Radial Velocity:		 9'
8.0
1024 km/s
The Sunflower Galaxy Sunflower Galaxy
Messier 63
NGC 5055		 Constellation:
Right Ascension:
Declination:
Distance:		 Canes Venatici
13h 15m 49s
+42° 01' 46"
29.3 Mly		 Angular Size:
Magnitude:
Radial Velocity:		 12.6'
9.3
484 km/s
The Whirlpool Galaxy Whirlpool Galaxy
Messier 51
NGC 5194		 Constellation:
Right Ascension:
Declination:
Distance:		 Canes Venatici
13h 29m 53s
+47° 11' 43"
23 Mly		 Angular Size:
Magnitude:
Radial Velocity:		 11.2'
8.4
463 km/s
The NGC891 Galaxy Silver Sliver Galaxy
NGC 891		 Constellation:
Right Ascension:
Declination:
Distance:		 Andromeda
02h 22m 33s
+42° 20' 57"
27.3 Mly		 Angular Size:
Magnitude:
Radial Velocity:		 13.5'
10.8
528 km/s

Nebulae

The Dumbell Nebula, also known as M27, is a planetary nebula in the constellation Vulpecula. The Dumbell Nebula
The Dumbell Nebula (SOHa Filters). The Dumbell Nebula (SOHa Filters)
The Eagle Nebula, also known as M16, is a young open cluster of stars in the constellation Serpens. The Eagle Nebula
The Great Orion Nebula, also known as M42, is a diffuse nebula situated in the Milky Way. The Great Orion Nebula
The Lagoon Nebula, also known as M8, is a giant interstellar cloud in the constellation Sagittarius. The Lagoon Nebula
The Ring Nebula, also known as M57, is a planetary nebula in the northern constellation of Lyra. The Ring Nebula
The Omega Nebula, also known as M17, the Swan Nebula, Checkmark Nebula, and the Horseshoe Nebula is an H II region in the constellation Sagittarius. The Swan Nebula

Comets & Clusters

The Giacobini Zinner/21P Comet Comet Giacobini Zinner, also known as 21P, is a periodic comet in the Solar System.
The Giacobini Zinner/21P Comet A closer look at Giacobini Zinner (21P).
The Hercules Cluster The Hercules Cluster, also known as M13, is a globular cluster of several hundred thousand stars in the constellation of Hercules.
The M53 Cluster Messier 53, also known as M53, is a globular cluster in the Coma Berenices constellation.
Open Cluster - Double Cluster The Double Cluster is the name for open clusters NGC 869 and NGC 884 in the constellation Perseus.
Albireo Double Star System Though it isn't a comet or a cluster, Albireo deserves to be mentioned. Albireo is the traditional name for the double star also designated Beta Cygni.

The Moon

Third Quarter view of the moon. 3rdQuarterView of the Moon
Craters on the edge. Planet Jupiter 2
The Lunar Mountain Range. Moon's Lunar Mountain Range
The Tycho Crater and its surroundings. Tycho Crater

Planets

Planet Jupiter Jupiter, the fifth planet from the Sun and the largest in the Solar System.
Planet Jupiter 2 Another close look at Jupiter.
Planet Mars Mars, the fourth planet from the Sun and the second-smallest planet in the Solar System.
Planet Saturn Saturn, the sixth planet from the Sun and the second-largest in the Solar System.

Telescope Setup and Equipment

Mobile Observatory Nighttime Mobile Observatory
Mobile Setup Nighttime Mobile Setup


Night Setup of 16-inch Dobsonian Computerized, Go-To telescope Middlefork Setup of 16-inch Dobsonian Computerized, Go-To telescope North Setup of 16-inch Dobsonian Computerized, Go-To telescope
16-inch Dobsonian Computerized, Go-To Telescope

Finally, here are two time-lapse videos showing how the big telescope is set up.