LBN 133 Fleeing Brontosaurus Nebula...

[ollypenrice]

Taken with Gedan and his idea of target. Good choice. The Brontosaurus bit is my whacky imagination after a few long days and nights! But it is at the bottom, running to the right... Oh come on, you can see it! 

We caught this in a single night with the tandem Tak. LRGB and about 8.5 hours in 15 min subs. This is my processing and needs a bit of attention. Eg the blue stars are white clipped. Tom pointed this out, quite correctly. So many stars and such nice dust features. This is close to the tip of Sagitta in Vulpecula. You're tempted to mosaic on and on, as ever...

Olly and Gedan.

[cosmicdonkey]

I can see it olly fantastic image yet again

[Sandancer10]

Yes, I can see it - good capture.

[kalasinman]

Looks a bit like a black swan to me. Excellent work.-Jack

[swag72]

So much to see and enjoy - Including the dinosaur!!! I can see it too

[kalasinman]

The lower left part of the same neb looks like the back end of a cat. See the tail??

[leemanley]

Great image, if I can count all the stars do I win a week at Les Granges !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Lee

[PNJ]

i can see it too, this is nice and different,   well done, love it

paul j

[Tom OD]

A beautiful object, or set of objects. I had a go at the data, and Olly has his image looking a lot flatter than mine. I think I have light gradients throughout it. Nice job Olly. I only used the Lum for the dark nebula sections. Nice to process where most of the colour is in the stars rather than nebulae or galaxies.

Tom

[Steve 1962]

Beautiful area of sky ....and a excellent image.

How about the nebula in the middle being christened The Cornetto Nebula? 

[Velvet]

like this one, soooo mnay stars

[NOMH]

What a starfield! Another great job.

JB

[Knight of Clear Skies]

Very nice.

You're tempted to mosaic on and on, as ever...

If you carry on to the left you might find a T-Rex.

[whizzbang]

lol really like that 

[Vega]

I'm with, I'm with you. It's definitely a brontosaurus beautiful capture mate.

[Coco]

Outstanding!  love it...

[tony210]

Wow, great image! Did not know it even existed. Knew about monkey heads and jelly fishes! A large sauropod not in the ground! I think its a Diplodocus though! Great effort! Tony

[Elio]

excellent image, i love dark nebula...i see a swan like others!