Combination of 6, 2 minute exposures, Meade 416XTE CCD.
8" f/6 newtonian telescope at prime focus.
NGC 7727 is a moderately bright spiral galaxy that is part of a scattered cluster of galaxies that straddles the Pegasus/Aquarius border. It is easily visible in a 10" telescope, as a small, bright patch of light surrounded by a very faint haze.
In the image above, the 14th magnitude spiral galaxy, NGC 7724 is visible near the top right. A number of very faint background galaxies are also visible.
