Galaxies from the AZcendant Observatory at Rancho Hidalgo, NM

NGC4565

Supernova in Galaxy NGC4424

The supernova is the bright star just left of center within the fuzzy-looking galaxy. The other bright star near the top above the galaxy is Magnitude 11.94 according to TheSkyX Pro. So I would say the supernova was about Magnitude 11 or 12 when this image was taken near midnight on 27 May 2012.
NGC253


M33 - 12/13 Oct 2012
Meade LX/200


M33 - Dec 2015
Takahashi TOA-130
Supernova in Galaxy NGC1365 1 Nov 2012

Supernova in Galaxy NGC1365 3 Nov 2012


M109


NGC4631
The Whale Galaxy


NGC3628


M51
The Whirlpool Galaxy
(New 2014 shot)


NGC4038 and NGC4039
The "Antenna" Galaxies or the "Mice" Galaxies. (Because of the "tails".)


M65 and M66 Galaxies
NGC2403
NGC2683 Galaxy
M82 Galaxy


NGC5128 - Centaurus A Galaxy

 


MGC3628, M66, M65 Galaxies


NGC5033 Galaxy