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Bright and Named Stars from 34 degrees, South.

Pictures of bright and named stars from Latitude 34 degrees South, taken at the Prime Focus of the Takahashi TSA-102.

All shots are 10 x 60 seconds and have been taken with a Canon 350D DSLR, Canon 450D (Modified) DSLR or a Canon 60Da.
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Enif or Epsilon Pegasi
Enif or Epsilon Pegasi		 Kitalpha or Alpha Equulei
Kitalpha or Alpha Equulei		 Sadalmelik or Alpha Aquarii
Sadalmelik or Alpha Aquarii		 Sadalsuud or Beta Aquarii
Sadalsuud or Beta Aquarii
Alphard
Alphard		 Regulus
Regulus		 Procyon
Procyon		 Aspidiske
Aspidiske
Miaplacidus
Miaplacidus		 Denebola
Denebola		 Marfik in Ophiuchus
Marfik in Ophiuchus		 Sabik in Ophiuchus
Sabik in Ophiuchus
Yed Posterior in Ophiuchus
Yed Posterior in Ophiuchus		 Yed Prior in Ophiuchus
Yed Prior in Ophiuchus		 Adhara or Adara
Adhara or Adara		 Aludra
Aludra
Furud
Furud		 Wezen
Wezen		 Mirzam
Mirzam		 Castor
Castor
Pollux
Pollux		 Regulus
Regulus		 Shaula and Lesath
Shaula and Lesath		 Porrima
Porrima
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Astro Lover 03-Feb-2012 15:54
Where's Barnard's Star ??
Guest 04-Jul-2011 03:58
Hi John thank you very much for these images. I am an artist and my primary inspiration is astronomy and star lore. You have some stars here that are had to find image-wise. Keep up the good work!Victoria
Alina11-Sep-2008 12:56
Beautiful variety of stars. You have to own powerful lenses to capture such details. Nice collection John.
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