M33 from my new location - Only 22deg elevation

[nandopg]

Hi fellows,
I am moving to a new house where my wife built a new observatory targeting as much free horizon as possible.
To to check the new site out as to light polution and general access to the sky, I did this quick M33, a very north object for my latitude. The average elevation of M33 was 22 deg.
Despite a just reasonble result, I think all effort we put to build the observatory in the new house was worthwhile.
Comments and criticisms are welcome.

Thanks for looking,

Fernando

[strongmanmike (Michael)]

Originally Posted by nandopg

Hi fellows,
I am moving to a new house where my wife built a new observatory
Fernando

Yeh???

Great result! Lovely colours

Mike

[alpal]

Beautiful shot & you sure have a perfect wife.

[icytailmark (Mark)]

fantastic image this is one of my fav galaxies so pretty

[Stevec35 (Steve)]

For 22 deg. elevation that's just brilliant.

Cheers

Steve

[gregbradley]

That's a great M33.

Greg

[tilbrook@rbe.ne (Justin Tilbrook)]

Hi Fernando,

So that's what it's supposed to look like, great result.
What setup are you using?

Cheers,

Justin.

[Miaplacidus (Brian)]

Does your wife have a sister?

[Paul Haese]

Lovely work Fernando. The saturation looks great.

[nandopg]

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

Yeh???

Great result! Lovely colours

Mike

Thank you Mike, appreciated your kind comment.

Originally Posted by alpal

Beautiful shot & you sure have a perfect wife.

Thank you !! Yes, she is my jewel.

Originally Posted by icytailmark

fantastic image this is one of my fav galaxies so pretty

Thanks Icy, I love M33 too, and now I can image it as much as I can.

Originally Posted by Stevec35

For 22 deg. elevation that's just brilliant.

Cheers

Steve

Thanks Steve, your comment has been very apreciated.

Originally Posted by gregbradley

That's a great M33.

Greg

Thank you very much for the kind words.

Originally Posted by tilbrook@rbe.ne

Hi Fernando,

So that's what it's supposed to look like, great result.
What setup are you using?

Cheers,

Justin.

Thank you Justin. I used a TMB 92 f/5.5 and a ST8300M. The capture was autoguided through a OAG and a Lodestar guider.

Originally Posted by Miaplacidus

Does your wife have a sister?

Thanks for the compliment!! Actually she does. Her sister Rose loves astronomy as well, but unfortunately in the other side of the world.

Originally Posted by Paul Haese

Lovely work Fernando. The saturation looks great.

Thank you Paul. I've been including some very slight HDR pass in my workflow of DSO processing. I am wating to be able to get more images to test this better/

[Ross G]

Great photo Fernando.

A beautiful galaxy and you have captured it well.

Good luck with the new observatory.


Ross.

[iceman (Mike)]

Wonderful image, Fernando. I'm surprised you can even see this galaxy from Brazil.

Beautiful result.

This is now IOTW.

[marc4darkskies (Marcus)]

Very impressive given it's only at 22 deg!! Your location must have beautifully clear & dark skies!

Cheers, Marcus

[nandopg]

Originally Posted by Ross G

Great photo Fernando.

A beautiful galaxy and you have captured it well.

Good luck with the new observatory.


Ross.

Ross, thank you so much for your kind words, I really appreciated them.

Originally Posted by iceman

Wonderful image, Fernando. I'm surprised you can even see this galaxy from Brazil.

Beautiful result.

This is now IOTW.

Mike, yes we can see it in a very low elevation, though. I am honored to have this image being the IOTW. Thank you very much for that.

Originally Posted by marc4darkskies

Very impressive given it's only at 22 deg!! Your location must have beautifully clear & dark skies!

Cheers, Marcus

Thank you for the compliment, Marcus

Yes the sky I have in the new site is amazing, not to mention that I have 360 deg of free horizon being able to image with elevation of only 10 deg with low light pollution. That means that I will die without to explore all the potencial of this new sky.