I notice that Peter has just posted a great picture of the Tarantula so don't expect that sort of quality when viewing this image. I also had numerous problems getting the data and plan to re-shoot some of it at some stage. This shot is NGC 2074, almost in the same field as NGC 2070. It's a very busy area and you can see a recently discovered planetary nebula up near the top edge. Also of interest is the bit at the centre which is known as the "Sea Horse" and yes, I think I can see a sea horse.
Nice to see some more well executed, narrow field, LMC imagery Steve.
I find the SMC and LMC objects difficult to do well. They are not overly bright, never get that high above the horizon and have smallish angular sizes.
Thanks Peter. I have a nearby range of hills to my south so the seeing is often not the best when I'm attempting anything in the SMC or LMC. I drool at the quality you achieve with the Alluna.