3 Globular's and an Open Cluster

Between the weather and dealing with family issues, last night was my first opportunity to get out in the past month.
I managed to capture these three globulars and one open cluster from the Redstone Trailhead in the Lake Mead National Recreation Area. SQL Reading 45 minutes after the crescent moon set was 21.16. Temp was 86°f (30°c) at the reading time but dropped to 72°f (22.2°c) by 3:30am local time when I wrapped up the session.


Details are identical for all images.
Explore Scientific ED127mm APO with .7x Reducer/Corrector
CGX Mount, ZWO ASI1600mm Camera cooled to -10° Offset 10 Gain 139, Baader filters, Captured using NINA v.77 Nightly build, Processed using Astro Pixel Processor with a final tweak in Photoshop using Gradient Xterminator and Topaz Sharpen Ai.

10x 60 seconds Luminance
10x 120 seconds ea. RGB
Total Integration Time 1hour 10 minutes

M5 in Serpens.

Excellent work. I've Omega Centauri to process and I'll be pretty happy if they look as good as these.

I've yet to attempt Omega Centauri this year but it's on my list. At only 6° above the horizon at best, I don't expect much.

Beautiful images and kudos for capturing all that in just one night!