Three images were combined here:
1) The Moon, taken through Celestron C8 SCT (catadioptric telescope) and Olympus C70.
2) The great galaxy of Andromeda (M31) taken with Takahashi FSQ106 and Canon 350Da (modified for astrophotography). Total exposure was 5 hours (124 sub-exposures).
3) Planet Jupiter, taken with Celestron C8 and Toucam 740K.
Such a great image combining individual great shots. Nearly 200 people looked at this and only one acknowledged it. What a pity. You could make this available as a poster. I would buy it!
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