This 3 X 4.5 degree image is centered at about RA04:28 DEC+16deg 45min. Celestial North is up and CE is left.
The Hyades star cluster at the nose of Taurus, has been determined to be 151 light years away and some 750 million years old.
This cluster is also know in the astronomy world at Melotte 25 and Collinder 50,
The large orange star at the left is Aldebaran, which is not a member of the Hyades open cluster, and only about 65 light years away.
This picture only shows the brightest part of the cluster. All together there are about 300 or so stars involved, most of them not as luminous as those shown here.
If you look at Aldebaran through binoculars or with the naked eye from a darker site, You will see more of the cluster to the west of Aldebaran.