http://astrodoc.ca/ngc6366-globular-cluster/This object, NGC6366, was imaged in the nights right around full moon, possibly in the worst imaging conditions I've ever encountered: turbulence, humidity, wind intermittent cloud, intense moonlight, bad light pollution in my southern sky -- this image has got it all!.
NGC6366 is usually overlooked when exploring the many globular clusters of Ophiuchus. It is so sparse that it barely looks like a globular cluster at all. It's small and dim, covering only as much sky as 1/4 of the full moon. It is surrounded by much better known targets, like M10, M12 and M14.
Anyhow, a decent result on a pretty object in rotten conditions.
Clear skies,
Ron
