“Coma Cluster” is a rich galaxy cluster, which reveals dozens of galaxies even through an amateur telescope under right conditions. This is a panoramic sketch, which shows ~15 of it’s members, with magnitudes down to 14
Object: “Coma cluster” (Abell 1656)
Type : Cluster of galaxies
Location: Negev desert, Israel, ~6.8 mag. sky.
Date: 04-05/04/2013 ; 02:00.
Instrument: 250mm F/5 Newtonian, 13mm Vixen LVW and 6.7mm ES82.
Media Graphite pencil sketch on a white paper. Inverted and processed in Photoshop.
Michael,
A beautiful sketch of the cluster of galaxies from ideal desert skies.
Frank 🙂
Good representation of this lovely part of the sky. Very nice job, I appreciate a lot galaxies, most of all those from Coma and Virgo.
Very nice sketch.
Jean-Marc (APAM astronomy club FR)