5 minutes exposure, SBIG ST-8E CCD.
8" f/10 schmidt-cassegrain at prime focus.
Abell 36 is a large planetary nebula in Virgo, about 10 degrees south-east of Spica. It has a very low surface brightness and so although the magnitude is quoted as 13.0, the light is spread out over and area about 5 arc minutes in diameter, making the nebula very faint. The ghostly traces of the nebula are visible between the lines in the above image.
The short streak almost in the centre of the image is the 15.8 magnitude asteroid 1002 Olbersia. There are also a number of faint galaxies visible in the image, the brightest of which is the 16.9 magnitude PGC 159359, located a little below the centre of the image.