The Jellyfish nebulaI

[willik]

The Jellyfish nebula IC443
Taken with a 80mm Astrograph wide field Zwo 1600 mono cmos camera
S11 HA O111 12 Hours over 3 nights suburban sky my backyard in Waikiki WA. hope you like comments welcome. link to image.Shows better on Astrobine https://astrob.in/388857/0/
Martin Williams.

[Peter Ward]

Wow, what an enigmatic object. Nice one.

:thumbsup:

[willik]

Thanks very much Peter for your feedback
Martin

[multiweb]

Wow! That is very cool indeed! :thumbsup::thumbsup::thumbsup:

[Andy01]

Now that's got wow factor!
Might be worth taking another look at those big blown out stars though, and it looks a bit black clipped overall. :question:
Sure has impact though! :eyepop:

[strongmanmike]

Great work on an object that isn't well placed for most of us southerners. Perhaps the stars haven't worked out perfectly but overall and when viewed at modest size, it looks good and nicely composed. A pleasing moody looking scene. Who said narrow band images that keep plenty of the green, can't look good :thumbsup:

Mike

[pmrid]

Martin, that's a beaut image. The wider field gives ic443 a better contect and one you usually don't see. Good composition and processing too. Sharp as ...

Peter

[willik]

Thanks Peter thanks Marc thanks Andy thanks Michael thanks pmrid Peter
for your welcome comments have not taken much in narrow band good to have comments to improve on imaging.
Martin

[Placidus]

Wow, that's stunning!

Very strikingly three-dimensional feel to it.

Like the colours.

[willik]

Thanks Mike and Trish for your welcome feedback
Martin

[traveller]

Fantastic effort Martin.

[willik]

Thanks very much BO for your welcome comments
Martin

[ab1963]

I really like the dimensional view you get from this image ,Excellent....

[Geoff45]

Striking image Martin. It really does look like something emerging from the murky depths of the ocean.
Geoff

[gregbradley]

I don't think I have seen that one before. An impressive image. Very striking.

Greg.

[willik]

Thanks Andrew Geof and Greg for your feedback makes me feel enthusiastic
about imaging it can be a trial
Martin