Arp 286 comprises of NGC 5560, is which stretched out from interacting with the large galaxy NGC 5566 (yellow). NGC 5569 is the small, blue galaxy below NGC 5566
**Image:**
* 58x 240s Luminance
* 17x 240s Red
* 16x 240s Green
* 16x 240s Blue
Total integration 8 hours 56 minutes.
**Hardware:**
* Celestron 11" EdgeHD
* Skywatcher EQ8 Pro mount
* QSI 683-ws8 Camera @ -15°C
**Location:**
* Exposed during 5 nights between 28th April and 21st May 2019.
* Orange zone in Brisbane, Australia. (Bortle 7)
I'd also observe an SCT and solid EQ mount is an excellent, cost effective galaxy imaging combination (I used a C11/Losmandy blissfully for many years) that seems to have fallen out of "fashion" but can clearly produce great results.