First night after holidays

Yesterday it was a full moon night... I thought it was impossible to do anything, but I was wrong.
As a first target I choose the globular cluster M14 in Ophiuchus when the moon was just under the orizon, then I did some shots at Albireo and last I pointed at the NGC6503 dwarf galaxy that was exactly in the opposite direction of the moon. These are the results:

M14 globular cluster

Canon at the prime focus of C8 (tracking not guided)

60x30 sec frames , no dark , ISO 800 

stacked with DSS and elaborated with Gimp

Albireo

Canon at the prime focus of C8 (tracking not guided)

2x30 sec frames , no dark , ISO 800 

stacked with DSS and elaborated with Gimp

NGC 6503

Canon at the prime focus of C8 (tracking not guided)

60x90 sec frames , 4 dark , ISO 800 

stacked with DSS and elaborated with Gimp

M16, M17, M23 and M25

Wide field image with two nebulae and two open clusters. Image taken on July 26th in Noto (Sicily).

M16, M17, M23 and M25

Canon EOS 1100D mounted on tripod with Vixen Polarie.

55mm lens, ISO 1600, f/5.6, single shot 2 min exposure.

M31

What a nice night! Yesterday the sky was fairly clear and I went with my friend Stefano up to Basati, a small hamlet on the Alpi Apuane not far from Pietrasanta. Just parked the car and we immediately saw the bright ISS (International Space Station) passing fast from west to east. Then we started to set the camera, pointing it towards the Andromeda galaxy. After 85 frames with 20 secs of exposure, we have obtained this picture:

M31 - Andromeda Galaxy

Canon EOS 1100D mounted on a tripod with the Vixen Polarie Astro-tracker.

200mm macrolens, f/5.6, ISO 800. 85x20sec frames stacked with DSS and elaborated with Gimp.