Messier Marathon Part 4 (Globular clusters and open clusters to sunrise)

First, while waiting for these objects to rise, I snapped the following shot of Saturn:

By this point of the evening, most of the people had packed it up. Only four of us remained by about 3 AM. At this point, we start hitting the globular clusters. First is M5:

I got the shot of M13 with my autoguider:

Then M92, another bright glob in Hercules:

M107 in Ophiuchus:

M12 in Ophiuchus:

M10 in Ophiuchus:

And M14 in Ophiuchus:

A quick break from the globs to get M57, the Ring Nebula:

And back to the globs with M56 in Lyra:

M9 in Ophiuchus:

M4 in Scorpius:

M80 in Scorpius:

Next two open clusters in Cygnus. M29, called the Stubby Dipper:

And M39:

M71 is another glob in Sagitta:

Then M27, the Dumbbell Nebula:

M19 in Ophiuchus:

And M62 in Ophiuchus:

The quality of these shots gets significantly worse as we get closer to the horizon and sunrise. I got M11, the Wild Duck Cluster:

And M26, and open cluster in Scutum:

Next is the early morning objects.