Hello from Suburban Denver

[psistarsigh]

What’s up Stargazers I’ve stolen my share of knowledge from your site so time I signed up. 
 

Typical suburban sky. B 7-8. Also I use a 70mm 357 and for prefer narrowband targets unless it’s M42 🤩

Anyway all those emission nebula are getting lower every night and I’m scrambling for something to work on. Any suggestions? I don’t know I was thinking the Leo Triple or Marks’ might work? Any fellow widefield/narrowband peeps have some secrets during these dark times?

CS is 

 

[Mr Spock]

Hi, welcome to SGL 

[psistarsigh]

Decide to shoot the Leo Triple and the Subs looked great!  Well way better than I would have thought for my puny FL.

[PeterCPC]

Hello and welcome.

Peter

[sloz1664]

Hi, and a very warm welcome to the Lounge

Steve

[laudropb]

Hello and a warm welcome to the SGL.

[banjaxed]

Hi and welcome to SGL.

[ronl]

Hello and welcome to SGL, hope you enjoy your time with us,

see you around the forums.

Clear Sky's.

[Floater]

Welcome. Hope you have lots of fun with the forum. 🙂

[Dave Lloyd]

Hi there and welcome. 

[Dr Strange]

Hi there and welcome! Denver is at a nice altitude and should have good air for imaging. Lucky you! I am in the muck of Los Angeles.

[johninderby]

Yes welcome to SGL. 🙂

Lived in Denver for a year although that was many years ago. Hard to get lost with the grid street system and the mountains visable to the west to orient yourself.

Hopefully the air polution in Denver has reduced a bit lately. Denver has been in the top ten worst US cities for years. The worst...........LA of course. 🙁

[Dr Strange]

Yep. We are pretty bad. Though nothing like Beijing. At first you think it is a fog then you realize it isn't. It is smog!

[Pete Presland]

Hi welcome to SGL from Peter in Bedfordshire 🙂