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Here is a 60-second exposure that does a better job of showing the laser guide-beam from Keck. The bright star that is just out of the line of fire is Deneb, the brightest star in Cygnus (the Swan).
Below are some more guide-lines. In this image we have most of Cygnus. We also have all of Lacerta (the Lizard), a constellation that is rather small and dim. In the bottom of the image is half of Cepheus (a King and the husband of Cassiopeia). Though Cepheus continues beneath this image, it is actually the bottom half of Cepheus we are seeing here: Cepheus (as he is traditionally depicted) is upside-down in this image.
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