Great job, my dear moonshinegnomie!
You’ve got the deep sky stuff down!

Thanks for sharing.

This is absolutely STUNNING!! Bravo!! And thank you for sharing!

I'm lucky enough to live in a rural, dark-sky area of Virginia where the Potomac River joins the Chesapeake Bay. A few times, mostly in the winter when humidity is low, Andromeda is a naked-eye object here -- it's just a dim smudge naked-eye, not much better in binos. We had two good nights last week, I caught Andromeda both nights, binos.

My telescope is a 12-inch Dob, so astrophotography is pretty much out of the question, although I've had a little luck shooting Moon, Jupiter, and Saturn using a point-and-shoot camera held up to the eyepiece -- it's hit or miss.

ive never had success with them but you need large focal lengths to see details. like 4000mm+. a lot of people shoot short videos for planets and stack individual frames.

this show it with 344mm of focal length on an old sony a6000 camea