Interesting areas of the sky for wide-field AP?

[Cuto100200]

Other than the Milky Way what are some other interesting areas of the sky to photograph wide field (anything 50mm lens and below)? This could include just generally interesting star patterns, faint objects etc? 

Also could anyone recommend some good targets for a 135mm lens?

 

Thanks

Edited June 24, 2020 by Cuto100200

[CloudMagnet]

Cygnus constellation is a good choice, some nebula might be visible depending on your camera. Very dense area of stars as well.

[alacant]

20 hours ago, Cuto100200 said:

a 135mm lens

Hi

Anything in Sagittarius. 

HTH

[rickwayne]

The Orion Molecular Cloud Complex is chock-full of fun stuff that you can make out with quite short lenses. This is hardly APOD, but was done with a 50mm in February: Barnard's Loop, Orion, Horsehead, Flame Nebulae

[ebdons]

This is a good subject in Cepheus NGC 7822 or Sharpless 171 for the wider view and with the correct gear and is a nice size albeit I have not taken a great image of it yet. Tony