Deep Sky Color Photographs by David Malin of the Anglo Australian Observatory

Images listed by Catalog Number:

NGC Objects

• AAT 102. NGC 55, an edge-on Sculptor group galaxy
  AAT 102a. NGC 55, an edge-on Sculptor group galaxy, slightly wider view
• AAT 76. The globular cluster 47 Tuc (NGC 104)
  AAT 76a. The globular cluster 47 Tucanae (NGC 104), (wide field view)
• INT 1. M31 nucleus (direct image)
• INT 2. M31 nucleus (unsharp mask)
• AAT 23. Almost edge-on spiral galaxy, NGC 253
• INT 12. The dust cloud associated with NGC 281 and IC 1590
• AAT 56. Sculptor group galaxy, NGC 300
• AAT 57. Around the compact nucleus of NGC 300
• INT 5. The bright central regions of M33
• INT 6. The faint outskirts of M33
• INT 4. The edge-on spiral galaxy, NGC 891
• AAT-CCD 10. NGC 908, spiral galaxy in Cetus
• AAT-CCD 11. NGC 1055, a dusty edge-on spiral galaxy
• AAT-CCD 12. M77 (NGC 1068), A spiral galaxy with faint outer ring
• AAT-CCD 13. NGC 1097, a barred spiral galaxy and elliptical companion (image in preparation)
• AAT-CCD 14. NGC 1300, the archetypal barred spiral galaxy
• AAT 64. The starburst irregular galaxy NGC 1313
• AAT 82. NGC 1360, diffuse planetary nebula
• AAT 55. Barred spiral galaxy, NGC 1365
• AAT 54. A Seyfert galaxy, NGC 1566
• AAT-CCD 9. NGC 1714, accidental colours in the Large Magellanic Cloud
• AAT-CCD 15. NGC 1808, a nearby active (Seyfert) galaxy (image in preparation)
• CRAB. Messier 1, the Crab nebula
• CRAB_POL. The polarisation structure of the Crab nebula
• UKS 25. Between NGC 1973-77 and the Orion Nebula
• AAT 19. The Orion Nebula, M42, and M43
  AAT 19a. The Orion Nebula, M42, and M43. (wide field view)
  AAT 19b. The Orion Nebula, M42, and M43. (no unsharp mask)
• AAT 29. The Trapezium stars in the Orion Nebula
• UKS 8. Messier 42, the Great Nebula in Orion
• AAT-CCD 7. Orion nebula imaged in narrow emission lines
• AAT 34. A reflection nebula in Orion, NGC 1977
  AAT 34a. A reflection nebula in Orion, NGC 1977 (wide field, square format)
• AAT-CCD 16. NGC 2014, Henize 55 in the Large Magellanic Cloud
• AAT 36. The Horsehead Nebula and NGC 2023
  AAT 36a. The Horsehead Nebula and NGC 2023, (wide field, landscape format)
• AAT-CCD 17. Part of M78, NGC 2068 in Orion
• AAT 44. The Tarantula Nebula around 30 Doradus
• AAT 48. The Tarantula Nebula, with supernova 1987A
• AAT 49. The Tarantula Nebula, pre-SN1987
• AAT 68. The region of 30 Doradus in the LMC
• UKS 15. The 30 Doradus Nebula in the LMC
  UKS 15a. The north and eastern parts of the Large Magellanic Cloud
• AAT 35. The Rosette Nebula and NGC 2244
  AAT 35a. The Rosette nebula and NGC 2244 (centred, wide field view)
• UKS 9. The Rosette Nebula and NGC 2244 cluster
• AAT 96. NGC 2261, Hubble's variable nebula
• AAT 13. The Cone Nebula in the NGC 2264 cluster
• AAT 14. NGC 2264 and S Monocerotis.
  AAT 14a. NGC 2264, the Cone nebula and S Monocerotis
  AAT 14b. The 'Fox Fur' nebula and S Monocerotis
• UKS 29. The Cone nebula, S Mon, NGC 2261 and Trumpler 5
• AAT 79. NGC 2346, a planetary nebula
• AAT 16. A Wolf-Rayet star in NGC 2359
• AAT 107. NGC 2437-8, planetary nebula in open cluster
• AAT 98. NGC 2442, a barred spiral galaxy in Volans
• AAT 113. Messier 93, NGC 2447, an open cluster
• AAT 112. Messier 67, NGC 2682, an open cluster
• AAT 84. NGC 2736, the Pencil nebula in Vela
• AAT 80. NGC 2818A, planetary nebula in open cluster
• AAT 109. NGC 2899, a planetary nebula
• AAT 115. NGC 2899 planetary nebula
• AAT 17. A spiral galaxy, NGC 2997
  AAT 17a. The spiral galaxy, NGC 2997 (wide field view)
• AAT 10. A young open cluster, NGC 3293
• AAT 97. NGC 3351, M95, a barred spiral galaxy in Leo
• AAT 9. The nebula in Carina, NGC 3372
• AAT 32. Eta Carinae and the Keyhole Nebula
• AAT 37. The Carina Nebula and Trumpler 14
• AAT 45. The Homunculus nebula around Eta Carina
• UKS 6. The Great Nebula in Carina, NGC 3372
• AAT 38. NGC 3576 and 3603, nebulae in Carina
  AAT 38a. NGC 3576 and 3603, nebulae in Carina (wide field, landscape format)
• AAT 39. The loops of the NGC 3576 nebula
• AAT 40. Reddened nebulosity in NGC 3603
• AAT 61. M 65 (NGC 3623) spiral galaxy in Leo
• AAT 62. M 66 (NGC 3627) spiral galaxy in Leo
• AAT 103. The M66 group of galaxies in Leo
• AAT 63. Edge-on spiral galaxy NGC 3628 in Leo
• AAT 41. The distorted spiral galaxy NGC 4027
• AAT 65. NGC 4038-9 the 'Antennae' galaxies
• AAT-CCD 3. NGC 4038-39, the galaxies of "The Antennae"
• AAT 58. M 100 (NGC 4321) in the Virgo cluster
• AAT 59. M 100 and its dwarf companions
• UKS 24. M 84 and M 86 in the Virgo Cluster of galaxies
• AAT 53. Messier 87 and its globular clusters
• AAT 60. A giant elliptical galaxy, M 87
• AAT 100. Messier 104, the Sombrero galaxy, NGC 4594
  AAT 100a. Messier 104, the Sombrero galaxy (wide field, landscape format)
• AAT 25. The Jewel Box cluster in Crux, NGC 4755
• AAT 101. NGC 4945, a dusty southern spiral galaxy
• AAT 99. NGC 5078, interacting galaxy with dust lane
• AAT 7. A radio galaxy, Centaurus A, (NGC 5128)
• AAT 52. Detail in the dust lane of Centaurus A
• UKS 32. Centaurus A (NGC 5128) field (wide field, landscape format)
  UKS 32a. Wide field image of Centaurus A (NGC 5128) (wide field, portrait format)
• AAT 89. NGC 5139, The globular cluster Omega Cen
  AAT 89a. Wide field view of Omega Centauri
• AAT 83. NGC 5189, weird planetary nebula
• AAT-CCD 8. NGC 5189 imaged in narrow emission lines
• AAT 8. A spiral galaxy, Messier 83, (NGC 5236)
  AAT 8a. The spiral galaxy, Messier 83, NGC 5236 (wide field view)
• AAT-CCD 1. Around the nucleus of M83 (NGC 5236)
• AAT 70. Star colours in the Globular cluster M5
• AAT 21. NGC 6164-65, a nebula and bright star
• AAT 27. The faint nebula around NGC 6164-5
• AAT 74. Reflection nebula in NGC 6188
• AAT 75. The NGC 6188 nebula and NGC 6193
• AAT 104. NGC 6231, the Sco OB association
• AAT 114. NGC 6242, an open cluster
• AAT 11. A planetary nebula, NGC6302
• UKS 10. NGC 6334 and NGC 6357 in Scorpius
• UKS 11. NGC 6334, a reddened nebula in Sco
• UKS 12. NGC 6357, a reddened nebula in Sco
• AAT 12. The Trifid Nebula in Sagittarius, M20
  AAT 12a. The Trifid Nebula in Sagittarius, Messier 20 (wide field, landscape format)
• AAT 30. The stars that excite the Trifid Nebula
• AAT 69. Reflection nebulosity around M 20
  AAT 69a. Reflection nebulosity around the Trifid Nebula (wide field, landscape format)
• UKS 7. The reflection nebula around Messier 20
• UKS 26. Between the Trifid and Lagoon nebulae
• AAT 22. Dust cloud and the open cluster NGC 6520
• AAT 92. Barnard 86 and NGC 6520, wide angle view
• AAT 93. The globular cluster NGC 6522 in Baade's Window
• UKS 21. NGC 6522, gamma Sagittari and Baade's Window
• AAT 31. The Hourglass Nebula in Messier 8
• UKS 5. The Lagoon Nebula, Messier 8
• UKS 3. NGC 6559 and IC1274-5 in Sagittarius
• AAT-CCD 4. NGC 6559, emission and reflection nebula in Sagittarius
• AAT 20. Nebulosity in Sagittarius, NGC 6589-90
• AAT 18. The emission nebula in M 16, NGC 6611
• AAT 47. The dust lanes in Messier 16
• AAT 85. NGC 6618, the emission nebula Messier 17
• AAT 90. NGC 6705, a young open cluster, Messier 11
• AAT 106. NGC 6723, globular cluster
• AAT 73. The reflection nebula NGC 6726-7
• AAT-CCD 6. NGC 6744, a Milky Way-like spiral galaxy
• AAT 111. NGC 6752, globular cluster
• AAT 110. NGC 6781, planetary nebula
• AAT 26. A galaxy of the Local Group, NGC 6822
• AAT 86. Bubble nebulae in NGC 6822
• INT 11. Messier 27, a planetary nebula
• INT 9. NGC 6914, emission and reflection nebulosity
• INT 7. NGC 6955, part of the Veil nebula
• AAT 15. A planetary nebula, the Helix, NGC 7293
• INT 10. NGC 7635, the Bubble nebula

IC Objects

• INT 8. IC 1340, part of the Veil nebula
• AAT 24. A mass-loss star and nebula, IC 2220
• AAT 88. IC 2220, deep image of the Toby Jug nebula
• AAT 77. A group of dark Bok globules in IC 2944
• AAT 108. IC 2948 emission nebula
• AAT 105. IC 4628, emission nebula
• AAT 43. A nearby galaxy, IC 5152
• AAT-CCD 5. IC 5332, a faint, face-on spiral galaxy

Non-NGC/IC Messier Objects

• UKS 22. The Milky Way south of Messier 17
• UKS 18. The Pleiades reflection nebula

Other Deep Sky Objects

• AAT 81. Ack 277-03.1, a faint planetary nebula
• UKS 30. The nebula around Antares
• AAT 36. The Horsehead Nebula and NGC 2023
• UKS 1. The Horsehead Nebula in Orion
• AAT 71. CG4, a cometary globule
  AAT 71a. Colour picture of CG4, a cometary globule.(wide field, landscape format)
• UKS 13. The cluster of galaxies in Fornax
• UKS 28. Henize 44 in the Large Magellanic Cloud
• UKS 27. Henize 55 in the Large Magellanic Cloud
• AAT 42. The LMC globular cluster, Hodge II
• AAT 33. The Henize 70 Nebula in the LMC
• UKS 14. The Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC)
• UKS 16. Star clouds north of the LMC
• AAT 51. The Leo I dwarf spheroidal galaxy
• AAT-CCD 2. The Cartwheel, MCG-06-02-022a, interacting galaxies in Sculptor
• AAT 28. Wide angle pic of the southern Milky Way
• UKS 23. Faint nebulosity near Orion and Horsehead Nebulae
• AAT 87. The nebula around R Aquarii, a symbiotic star
• AAT 94. The Red Rectangle
• UKS 4. Antares and the Rho Oph dark cloud
• UKS 17. The Small Magellanic Cloud
• AAT 48. The Tarantula Nebula, with supernova 1987A
• AAT 48a. Supernova 1987A in March 1987
• AAT 48b. As 48a, but with precursor image overlaid
• AAT 50. Supernova 1987A, before and after the explosion
• AAT 66. The light echo of supernova 1987a
• AAT 67. Supernova 1987a after 4 years
• UKS 20. Clouds of stars and dust in Sagittarius
• AAT 95. The anulus of Shapley 1, a planetary nebula
• AAT 91. The old open cluster Trumpler .
• AAT 72. Uncatalogued dark cloud in Scorpius
• AAT 78. Part of the Vela supernova remnant
  AAT 78a. The Vela supernova remnant (wide field view, no satellite trail)
• UKS 2. Part of the Vela supernova remnant
  UKS 2a. The Vela supernova remnant and part of the Gum nebula
• UKS 31. The Virgo cluster core, (wide field, includes M84, M86 and M87

Non-Deep Sky Photos

• AAT 1. The 3.9m Anglo-Australian Telescope (AAT)
• AAT 2. The AAT dome and the utilities building
• AAT 3. The telescope control console of the AAT
• AAT 4. The prime focus cage and an observer
• AAT 5. Star trails southwest of the AAT dome
• AAT 6. Star trails around the S celestial pole
• AAT 46. Halley's Comet on 9 December 1985
• UKS 19. The tails of Comet Halley on 12 March 1986