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Spring Globulars

Posted on 12/05/2015 by philipp

M13 and M3 are two very fine globular clusters visible in the spring sky:

3x120s. 127mm f/8 refractor, Nikon D7000

3x120s. 127mm f/8 refractor, Nikon D7000

8 x120s. 127mm f/8 refractor, Nikon D7000

8 x120s. 127mm f/8 refractor, Nikon D7000

This entry was posted in deepsky and tagged 127mm f/8, Astro-Physics, D7000, globular cluster.

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