The Deep Photographic Guide to the
Constellations

Cygnus, Lyra

Deep Sky Objects

M 57, NGC 6720, Emission Nebula in Lyra, the famous Planetary Ring Nebulae it is the stellar appearing reddish object in the center visible with binoculars Telescope image SEDS infos	M 56, NGC 6779, Globular Cluster in Lyra visible with binoculars SEDS infos
NGC 6791, Open Cluster in Lyra SEDS infos	NGC 6811, Open Cluster in Cygnus SEDS infos
NGC 6819, Open Cluster in Cygnus SEDS infos	NGC 6871, Open Cluster in Cygnus visible with binoculars NGC 6883, Open Cluster in Cygnus (left) SEDS infos NGC 6871 SEDS infos NGC 6883
IC 1318, extended Emission Nebulae in Cygnus surrounding Gamma Cygni Tele lens image SEDS infos	M 29, NGC 6913, Open Cluster in Cygnus visible with binoculars SEDS infos
NGC 6940, Open Cluster in Vulpecula visible with binoculars SEDS infos	Cirrus Nebula, Veil Nebula, NGC 6992+95 (left), NGC 6979 (top), NGC 6969 (right), Emission Nebula in Cygnus, Supernova remnant eventually visible with binoculars SEDS infos
NGC 7000, North America Nebula, Emission Nebula in Cygnus visible with binoculars IC 5067, Pelican Nebula, Emission Nebula in Cygnus (lower right) Tele lens image SEDS infos NGC 7000 SEDS infos IC 5067	M 39, NGC 7092, Open Cluster in Cygnus visible by naked eye SEDS infos