This false colour image is a wide field mosaic of bright nebulae including the NGC 2626 region (bottom left), Gum 15 (small, bright, below centre), Gum 17 (middle right), and the north east part of Gum 12, the Vela supernova remnant (the tendrils at top left). The field of view spans 5.1 x 6.7 Degrees. Gum 15 is approximately the size of the full moon (small, bright, below centre). Discovery of vast complex of Gum nebulae is attributed to the Australian Colin Stanley Gum (1924–1960).
https://flic.kr/p/2jDLcKH
I have also included a thumbnail of an [Hydrogen alpha, OIII, OIII] image with RGB stars, which I think is less impactfull, but you may advise otherwise.
Technical Details:
Borg 55 mm f/3.6 astrograph, Astrodon 3-nm H alpha filter, QSI 683wsg camera. Mount: EQ8. Exposures: (18 + 21) x 20 minutes = 13 hours
Two part mosaic imaged from suburban Sydney. Software: Nebulosity 4, PHD 2, PixInsight, StarNet++, Lightroom and Photoshop.
I did a narrowband image of Eta Carina with an FS-60 from my backyard in Brisbane with the same camera. Lots of exposure certainly makes up for the small aperture - it's definitely punching above it's weight. 
