Bubble Nebula in Cassiopeia

[Martin Pugh]

Hi Folks

thanks again for the great feedback on the Flaming Star. Much appreciated.

and here is another narrowband image from Heaven's Mirror using the 17" CDK.

http://www.martinpughastrophotography.id.a u/images/Bubble-Nebula-SHO_Final.jpg

Exposures were Ha 8.5hrs, OIII 9.5hrs and SII 6hrs for a total of 24 hours.

cheers and clear skies (they are back at Yass!)

Martin

[Peter Ward]

Now Martin.... you are just showing off! :)

I think the seeing/noise/aesthetic of the flaming star was a little better...

...But hey, if you got it, flaunt it ! :thumbsup:

[Martin Pugh]

LOL....Thanks Peter.

cheers
Martin

[Stevec35]

Not quite as good as the flaming star Martin but pretty darn excellent! God I wish I had access to NB filters in the north. Plenty of nice targets I'm missing out on.

Cheers

Steve

[ourkind]

The image almost looks 3d I would love to see it rendered in 3d. I really like the blue hues from the reflective dust :thumbsup:

[Tandum]

I've always wished we could see that one from here, it really is and exotic object.
Thanks for the look Martin.

[dvj]

I see hot pixels, I see hot pixels! boo boo:rofl::rofl::rofl:

[RickS]

Lovely image, Martin.

One of the highlights of TSE2012 was seeing Cassiopeia well above the horizon :thumbsup:

[Jen]

:eyepop: woah what a gorgeous pic as per usual martin I soooooo love your work keep em coming :thumbsup:

[Martin Pugh]

Thank you very much!

Clear skies
Martin

[Ross G]

What a beautiful photo Martin.

Detailed, sharp and great composition.

Ross.

[Fabiomax]

Wow!!
Fabiomax

[naskies]

Love it - that's fantastic. It's nice that the nebula looks like its name too :)

[CoolhandJo]

Very nice indeed. Love the colours and framing

[David Fitz-Henr]

That's a great image Martin! It really does look like a gigantic soap bubble ...

[Martin Pugh]

Thanks very much!

cheers
Martin

[dugnsuz]

different class!