M57 Ring Nebula

I have managed to photograph the Ring Nebula, M57 over two early mornings. I used 50 second exposures composed of 126 lights, 26 darks and 16 flats ISO 1600 on a Canon EOS 1000D (modified). Skywatcher Explorer 150P on a EQ-3 mount. I just stacked it using Deep Sky Stacker. It's unguided by the way.

I am personally happy with the results, considering the light pollution that have to deal with. The telescope has a focal length of 750mm.

Just a simple object, but M57 was the first DSO I saw through a telescope, so it's remained a favourite of mine.

Love m57!