I collected this data a few months ago and have just now gotten around to processing it. NGC7090 is quite small within the frame, but nevertheless makes a tidy image in context with many background galaxies across the whole frame. You can also see some galactic cirrus on the left / lower left side of the frame.
Also noteworthy is a distant ring galaxy a short distance above NGC7090 and an intricate spiral to the lower left of the frame.
Nice result David, gotta love distant background galaxies...they are sooo cute 7090 looks a lot like NGC 3628 in Leo...wonder if a tidal tail might show up under darker skies and a longer exposure, have you stretched it to see? ...bet I could find a jet
Good to see something from you and that marvellous scope again BTW
Mike
ps. wonder what Macus is cooking up...all quiet down there
Nice result David, gotta love distant background galaxies...they are sooo cute 7090 looks a lot like NGC 3628 in Leo...wonder if a tidal tail might show up under darker skies and a longer exposure, have you stretched it to see? ...bet I could find a jet
Good to see something from you and that marvellous scope again BTW
Mike
ps. wonder what Macus is cooking up...all quiet down there
Thanks Mike; I can't see a tidal tail but I have taken the hint and stretched the background to better show the faint extensions and galactic cirrus
All quiet down here? ... the lull before the storm ...
7090 looks a lot like NGC 3628 in Leo...wonder if a tidal tail might show up under darker skies and a longer exposure, have you stretched it to see? 
...bet I could find a jet 
