Wolf Rayet 134 in Ha OIII and RGB

[peter shah]

WR134 a Wolf Rayet star in Cygnus, imaged remotely from Spain with the 17in Planewave at f/6.8, FLI16803 CCD camera. 1hour each for the RGB 300s sub exposures, 2hours in H-alpha 600s sub exposures and nearly 12hrs of OIII all 600s sub exposures. Processed in Pixinsight and Photoshop.
Thanks for looking
Peter Shah

[Skyline]

Never heard of it, but impressive object and image though.

[peter shah]

3 minutes ago, Skyline said:

Never heard of it, but impressive object and image though.

Thank you..... Its overlooked by all of the other jewellery in Cygnus 

[simmo39]

New one on me too, looks v nice.

[Fegato]

Great detail - wonderful!  I've picked this up in a wide field view around the Crescent Nebula, but didn't realise it had the circular detail.

[peter shah]

28 minutes ago, Fegato said:

Great detail - wonderful!  I've picked this up in a wide field view around the Crescent Nebula, but didn't realise it had the circular detail.

Thank you Robin, yes its not far away from the Crescent, its most commonly seen as an arch and takes quite a bit to pull out the full extension of the shell .

[gingergeek]

Great picture Peter, I like the OIII shell filaments

[peter shah]

10 hours ago, gingergeek said:

Great picture Peter, I like the OIII shell filaments

Thank you, For some  reason it reminds me of an iris 

[pietervdv]

That's very impressive! Never seen such a deep O3 layer on this object, didn't realize it was a full sphere! 

[peter shah]

20 hours ago, pietervdv said:

That's very impressive! Never seen such a deep O3 layer on this object, didn't realize it was a full sphere! 

Thank you, the extended shell is pretty faint

[ollypenrice]

Ah, something new! A wonderful image.

Olly

[CCD-Freak]

It looks like a big eye !!!    Great image.