Astrophotography can be a tremendously inaccessible and expensive hobby.  I hope these photos show what's possible, under light-polluted urban skies, using telescopes and mounts that take approximately five minutes to setup, acclimate, and use well. 

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Solar System pictures using fine refractors

The following pictures were taken with an iPhone 8 and 12, held up by hand to TeleVue Delos, Nagler, and Plössl eyepieces that were in turn attached to several fine apochromatic refractors: a TeleVue 85, Takahashi FC-100DC, Takahashi FC-100DZ, APM 140, and TEC 140. All telescopes were held by manual altazimuth mounts with no electronics and no tracking. 

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Deep space pictures using an EVScope

The following pictures were taken using a well-collimated EVScope and EVScope 2, generally with exposure times of under 10 minutes and minimal cooldown.