Blanco1 Open Star Cluster

This cluster pretty much fills the frame.  These stars sit about 850 light years distant.  The cluster was discovered in 1949 when a Puerto Rican Astronomer noticed these stars were all of a similar type.
Imaged with Canon 450D and Skywatcher 80ED. 3 x 2 Minute exposures.Processed in Nebulosity and Photoshop.

4 Star Clusters in Scorpius

NGC6259 (Bottom Left) 3200 light years distant
NGC6249 (Left of Centre) 3400 light years distant
Lynga 14 (Top Centre) 2900 light years distant
NGC6250 (Centre Right) 2800 light years distant
Bright stars (Lower Centre) 184 and 1553 light years distant

Globular and Open Star Clusters and a Nebula

Globular Cluster  NGC 6397 7500 light years distant, Bright star(bottom left) Pi Arae146 light years distant.

 Tarantula Nebula NGC2070 160,000 light years distant in Large Magellanic Cloud outside Milky Way.

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Open Star  Cluster (Bottom Left) IC4651, 2900 light years distant, Small Globular Cluster  NGC6352(bottom Right)  18000 light years distant, Bright Star Alpha Arae (Top Left) 267 light years distant.

Globular (Caccciatore)Cluster NGC6541 24000, light years distant.  Three bright stars nearby to the right are all within 1000 light years distant.  Brightest is HIP 88726A et.al. (double star) and Small Red Star below and centre is V712 CrA et.al. is a pulsating variable star.

Three Different Catalogues, Three Faint Open Clusters

Top Left  RU127  (RU short for "J.Ruprecht" the cataloger)
Centre NGC6400 (NGC or New General Catalogue featuring objects catalogued in the 19th Century)
Top Right CR338 (CR short for "Collinder" again the cataloger)
Centre Bottom Bright Star HD160688 about 694 light years distant.

Just to help out a bit I have marked them here.

Far Off Globular Clusters M69 and NGC6652 and Bright Nearby Foreground Stars

Two globular clusters, bottom right is M69 at 29000 light years distant, and at 34000 light years NGC6652 at top left.  The bright stars in the image range from just 400 to 1300 light years distant.

HR6188, NGC 6193, NGC 6167 and HD149835

Bright Star HR6188 Top Left,
'Nebulous' Open Star Cluster NGC6193 Top Middle,
Open Star Cluster NGC 6167 Bottom Left,
Gas Ejecting Star HD149835 Bottom Right.

NGC 6231 and IC4628 Plus Zeta 1 and 2 Scorpii

NGC 6231 Open Star ClusterPlus Zeta 1 and 2 Scorpii  Top Right .
IC4628 (The Prawn Nebula)   Bottom Left.

Two Faint Star Clusters in Saggitarius

NGC 6544 and NGC 6553

Single 10 Minute Shot of Swan Nebula 15th July 2017

Star Clusters in Scorpius 15th July 2017

Messier 6  NGC 6405 Butterfly Cluster1600 light years distant

 Messier 7 NGC6475 Ptolemy's Cluster 980 light years distant

NGC6124  C75  1700 light years distant

 NGC6281  1600 light years distant

NGC 6231(Star Cluster top right) 4100 light years distant  and IC4628( "Prawn Nebula" bottom left)  2700 light years distant

Sagittarius Star Cloud M24 2nd July 2017