Sliding Down Kemble’s Cascade

Kemble’s Cascade

Kemble’s Cascade in the Constellation Camelopardalis
Sketch and Details by Aleksander Cieśla

Cześć!
This is my sketch of the Kemble’s Cascade, the astrism in Camelopardalis. This object looks better in scope with wide angle of view. Unfortunately in my SCT some stars are out of the field of view.

Object: Kemble’s Cascade
Scope: Schmidt-Cassegrain 5” with Ultima 35mm
Magnification: About 35,7x
Place: Poland, Wroclaw – near city center.
Weather: Not good. Seeing 3/5. Light Pollution.
Date: 24 May 2009
Technique: Graphite pencil. Scanned & inverted only.

4 thoughts on “Sliding Down Kemble’s Cascade”

  1. Aleksander, that’s a wonderful starsketch. I love the Cascade. I’d like to see you sketch the Coathanger and the Cosmic Question Mark, also.
    Great job!
    Clear skies, pleasant company!
    -Andy

  2. Aleksander,

    Excellent work on the cascade. In your sketch it actually looks to be cascading.

    Frank 🙂

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