The image showing M 31, the Andromeda Galaxy. After a few years, I'm returning to photograph this marvelous deep-sky object. Under a dark sky, far from light pollution, but with a camera, a lens, and a simple star tracker, you certainly can't work miracles. But with a little experience, you can certainly create a striking image that makes us understand how small we are in the face of the cosmos. A galaxy immersed in a myriad of stars, which in turn is made up of billions of other stars. And this is just a tiny portion of the visible universe!

The image I'm sharing also includes M 110 and M 32, other galaxies with countless stars.

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