This was shot from Macedon 8th May - the sky cleared for once!!!!
The two galaxies aren't often imaged singly or together. Time was very limited, so it is just 3hr RGB. I'd like to hope I can add to the data, but all the pointers are that it won't be this May...
FOV of the main pic is ~70' x 100', and the two crops are ~ 20' x 22'.
In the full image I counted 15+ galaxies - some very faint.
Final LRGB image processed in Pixinsight - a synthetic L built from all 36 subs.
Telescope alignment is not quite spot on - I hope only one iteration away!
Incidentally, the spiral on the left is about 22Mly distant, but the lenticular on the right is 80Mly away. It is really massive - about 10 times the size of the Milky Way!