The Leo-Galaxies you can find here (NGC3190,NGC3185,NGC3187,NGC3193) are forming the Hickson44-Galaxy-Group and without the second one the Arp316 group.

The apparent size of NGC3190 is 4,4′ × 1,5′ and the real distance of this group is about 50-7mio.light-years.Traces of strong interacting with other galaxies can best be detected at NGC3190 with its prominent dust-lanes.

The S-shape of NGC3187 is also caused by interacting events and contains a lot of star-formation-areas.

NGC3190 and NGC3193 were fist seen by William Herschel in 1784. 

position (epoch2000):

Ra.: 10h 17m 47,8s
Decl.: +21° 52′ 24″

image data:

LRGB (460-140-140-140 min),a total of 14.7 hours

80cm f/7 AstroOptik Keller corrected cassegrain

FLI Proline 16803 Astrodon LRGB Gen-II filters

Prompt 7 CTIO/UNC Chile,remote controlled

image processing: Bernd Flach-Wilken

the brightest galaxy in this 22´x 22´ arcmin.field is the disturbed NGC3190 with the S-shaped galaxy NGC3187 quite to its left.

The ellitical one to their right is NGC3193 and NGC3185 is the galaxy at the left top.North is up.

For full resolution click HERE

a more detailed view to NGC3187 (left) an the disturbed NGC3190 (right)

HERE you can find a view to NGC3190 with the HST