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Deep Sky Observations by Tony Williams from COAA

Images from COAA Trip October 1998

M1 Crab Nebula, 20" f4.5 reflector. Ektachrome 400. 10mins, Tony Williams' COAA Trip, October 1998

M1 Crab Nebula, 20″ f4.5 reflector. Ektachrome 400. 10mins, Tony Williams’ COAA Trip, October 1998

Image ©1998, Tony Williams

M31 Galaxy. 400mm f6.5 lens. Fujichrome provia 1600. 10mins, Tony Williams' COAA Trip, October 1998

M31 Galaxy. 400mm f6.5 lens. Fujichrome provia 1600. 10mins, Tony Williams’ COAA Trip, October 1998

Image ©1998, Tony Williams

Dust Lanes of M31. 20" f4.5 reflector. Ektachrome 400.10mins (+ I.P.), Tony Williams' COAA Trip, October 1998

Dust Lanes of M31. 20″ f4.5 reflector. Ektachrome 400.10mins (+ I.P.), Tony Williams’ COAA Trip, October 1998

Image ©1998, Tony Williams

M45 Seven Sisters. 400mm f6.5 lens. Ektachrome 400 10 mins, Tony Williams' COAA Trip, October 1998

M45 Seven Sisters. 400mm f6.5 lens. Ektachrome 400 10 mins, Tony Williams’ COAA Trip, October 1998

Image ©1998, Tony Williams

M46 Cluster. 20" f4.5 reflector. Ektachrome 400 10 mins, Tony Williams' COAA Trip, October 1998

M46 Cluster. 20″ f4.5 reflector. Ektachrome 400 10 mins, Tony Williams’ COAA Trip, October 1998

Image ©1998, Tony Williams

NGC2438 Planetary Nebula in M46. 20" f4.5 reflector. Ektachrome 400 10 mins

NGC2438 Planetary Nebula in M46. 20″ f4.5 reflector. Ektachrome 400 10 mins

Image ©1998, Tony Williams

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