Pickering's (Fleming's) Triangluar Wisp

[Jerry_Lodriguss]

Pickering’s Triangular Wisp is a faint portion on the Veil Nebula.

http://www.astropix.com/pickerings_triangular_wisp.html

Today, it would have been rightfully been called Fleming’s Triangular Wisp…

Click on the link to see a larger version with more information.

This is a composite of 160 minutes of narrowband hydrogen-alpha data combined with 180 minutes of RGB data.

Jerry

[FlashDrive]

Very nice Jerry....:thumbsup:
Great colour....wispy detail

Col....

[jase]

Nice done Jerry. You've been into astrophotography since the time of dawn. I remember seeing your photos in S&T mag reader submitted images way back in late 90s. I'm amazed you've not given into the CCD revolution and stuck it out with DSLRs for deep sky work. Keep up the inspirational work :thumbsup:

[Jerry_Lodriguss]

Hi Guys,

Thanks for your kind words!

Jase, I've been shooting astro for 45 years... almost since the invention of photography... :-)

Jerry

[Ross G]

Great looking photo Jerry.

I love the delicate detail.

Nice composition.

Ross.

[Leonardo70]

Great image Jerry , congrats.

All the best,
Leo