NGC7083 is down at -64 degrees DEC in Indus, about 108 million lyrs away. It is quite large with an estimated diameter about 1 1/2 times that of the Milky Way.

It lies in a “quiet” neighborhood with the nearest bright galaxy over a 1/2 degree away. As a result it shows relatively little evidence of interaction with another galaxy. The strong arms are billowing with plenty of star forming regions scattered along them.

PlaneWave 12.5″ Astrograph with ZWO ASI 6200 camera, Astrodon filters, and ASA gearless DDM-85 mount. F/8 LRGB (37/8min L, 8/8min RGB each all 2×2 bin).