Seagull nebula in narrowband

[Martin-Devon]

Taken over nights of 18th February and 4th March - was hoping to add more data, but the weather had other ideas, so I've drawn a line under this one for now. Data comprises of 12 x 10 minute subs each for H-alpha, OIII and SII, processed as SHO = RGB in Hubble palette.

Thanks for looking,

Martin

[GuillermoBarrancos]

Fantastic image!

[michael.h.f.wilkinson]

Very nice indeed

[PeterCPC]

That is a lovely image - congrats.

Peter

[Singlin]

Beautifull!

[ChrisLX200]

That's a quality image :-)  Lots of interesting things to see in there... I like the colour balance too - not flourescent like many using the Hubble palette. I can imagine how much work went into processing that.

ChrisH

[x6gas]

Wow Martin.

Your images are often something special but this looks on another level - absolutely cracking stuff.  Really vibrant and dynamic but at the same time subtle.  Looks more like a phoenix than a seagull but an absolute stunner nonetheless.

Wonderful stuff and given the weather even more kudos.  Low bow to you sir!

[sologuitarist61]

That is a great image and the colouring is good and you haven't overdone the Hubble Palette - fantastic detail in that image!

[Bart]

That is simply incredible! Well done.

Barry

[starnut]

A WoW Photo well done

[Space Bat]

Wow!!!

[Velvet]

that is a stunning image

[Epicycle]

Lovely image Martin! I particularly like the colours.

[Dave Smith]

That is a very WOW image - beautiful.

Dave

[swag72]

I really like that Martin - Excellent detail and super colours. What a stunner - Great work

[Mark72]

came out great Martin,

very dynamic and colorful

Mark

[julianr]

Great image there good colour and detail

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[sloz1664]

Stunning, just stunning   

Steve

[prokyon]

Done everything perfectly! Great result!!!

[traceh]

Fantastic image :-)

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[cloudbuster]

Cracker that, Martin!

[HumptyMoo]

Blimey! That is fantastic...am pretty much speechless.

[HumptyMoo]

About 60% down and 75% to the right of the image there is a bit that looks similar to gravitational lensing, the way the gas seems to be back lit in an arc from the point of light behind? Maybe that star obscures a large galaxy behind it? (purely conjecture, just curious, is such a detailed image)

[C7tsj]

Superb. Absolutely superb.

Mark

[RobH]

Very fine indeed!