Yes I know another veil nebula!

[Astroblagger]

[Stu]

Astroblagger, is this your image? Perhaps share a few capture details?

[Gina]

Rather a nice image that

[reddoss]

Nice image. You can not have too much of the veil nebula, my favourite target.

[nucdoc]

Very nice!

Never too many Veils

 

[Adam J]

Very Nice, though I would flip it, something not sitting right for me with it that way up lol.

I would not jump to the conclusion that its might not be your image just because you did not give capture details myself. Those details are always interesting mind you.

[Stu]

11 minutes ago, Adam J said:

Very Nice, though I would flip it, something not sitting right for me with it that way up lol.

I would not jump to the conclusion that its might not be your image just because you did not give capture details myself. Those details are always interesting mind you.

Adam, quite right. My post came across a little bluntly which was not intentional, but I think the original title was a little confusing.

As you say, capture details would be interesting so I hope the OP adds them.

[Astroblagger]

yes of course this is my image, i would never post an image taken by someone else and pass it off as my own.  image taken with atik 314L+ and 200mm canon prime, on an  heq5.  1 hour Ha and 1 hour O3. canon lens is F2.8 so picks up alot in a relatively short amount of time. will hopefully capture the 'other' side of the veil sometime soon.  

 

[Dave Lloyd]

On 09/09/2016 at 17:23, reddoss said:

Nice image. You can not have too much of the veil nebula, my favourite target.

I'll second that

[Scott]

I don't think @Stu was suggesting anything untoward. Nor was he suggesting you were trying to pass someone elses image off as your own. Merely that posting a picture without a single word leaves it open to all sorts of interpretation.
It is a great image though

[Dbswales]

I just love that. 1st class mate.

[PatrickGilliland]

It may be another but it is another nice one, part of the hobby is looking at different interpretations and processing styles on similar objects.  A lot is learned by this process.

Good work - Paddy