Star Clusters Star Clusters Double Cluster in Perseus NGC 869 and NGC 884 together comprise one of the most spectacular cluster combinations in the sky. M3 (DSI-C) One of my very early works, a full-color shot, taken April 18, 2005, with the DSI-C. M3 (STL-6303 and TMB 203 F/7) Famous globular cluster in Canes Venatici, taken on 3/30/2007 with the TMB 203 F/7 and the SBIG STL-6303. M3 - Incorporating DSS Data This is an extremely deep view of M3 and surrounding area.  The luminance (brightness) information comes from DSS data, taken with the 48 inch Oschin Shmidt Telescope.  The color information comes from the image taken earlier with the TMB 203 F/7. So far, I have been able to identify 116 of the 132 suspected galaxies displayed in this shot. M13 - The Hercules Globular Cluster (DSI-Pro, Color) Full-color shot taken 6/22/05, processed July 17/05. M29 (NGC 6913) Type 'd' open cluster in Cygnus M35 and NGC2158 A pair of spectacular clusters in Gemini.  "The Old and the New", M35 is a young cluster, while NGC2158 has been around a while. M36 - Open Cluster in Auriga Taken 3/30 and 3/31 2006, SBIG ST2000XM. M37 - Open Cluster in Auriga Taken on 4/2/2006 with a TAK FSQ and ST-2000XM M38 - Open cluster in Auriga A very short and quick shot of M38 and the nearby cluster, NGC1907. M44 - The Beehive Cluster in Cancer, 2011 Version Taken with a TAK TOA-150 and Apogee U-16M, on 1/9/2011 M44 - The Beehive Cluster in Cancer Taken with a TAK FSQ and SBIG ST-2000XM, on 2/20/2006 M46 - Open Cluster in Puppis This picture includes the open cluster M46, as well as two planetary nebulae; NGC2438 and PK 231 4.1 M48 - Open Cluster in Hydra (NGC2548) Open cluster, taken with a TAK FSQ and ST-2000XM. M92 - Globular Cluster in Hercules Taken on 7/10/06 with the TOA 150 and ST-2000XM NGC2264 - The Christmas Tree Cluster This object is presented in Ha/RGB, as well as Ha and colorized Ha.  It is comprised of the Christmas Tree Cluster, The Cone Nebula, and the Foxfur Nebula. NGC6791 - Open Cluster in Lyra This is a really interesting ancient open cluster in Lyra.  Taken 6/16/2006 with the TOA-150 and ST-2000XM. Y Canum Venaticorum (La Superba) A famous "carbon star", located in Canes Venatici, known as "La Superba".