NGC 6207, a remote type Sc spiral galaxy in the constellation Hercules.  
Though it has the same shape as the galaxies M51 and M101, the image 
here is too small for the shape to be resolved.  NGC 6207 lies 1/2 
degree away from the great globular cluster M13, and is often visible in 
photographs of that object. 

Object: NGC 6207
Coordinates: Right Ascension 16hr 41.3m, Declination +36deg 56m
Constellation: Hercules
Size: 2 x 1 minutes of arc
Magnitude: 12.3

Telescope focal length: 500mm
Telescope aperture: 80mm
Camera: Santa Barbara Instruments ST-6
Exposure: 200s (10 @ 20s)
Observer(s): Dr. Greg Latta