[tilbrook@rbe.ne (Justin Tilbrook)]

Originally Posted by E_ri_k

Haha, not bad

Thanks Erik!

Originally Posted by cometcatcher

At this rate, probably quite a few!

Yep lot's of interesting stuff up there, quite often troll for images on the internet looking for something new to me.

Originally Posted by cosmophoton

Haha, very funny! This is quite an appropriate name. And great image!

Thanks Luiz!

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

Ah that must have taken a while to image Justin due to the sluggishness...?

Nice job, does look like a Mollusc of some type.

Must have been windy, provided of course it isn't pointed directly toward the prevailing wind, my Sirius dome is pretty good at keeping the wind at bay even in very fresh winds ...I can't imagine going back to no dome now..in fact... I'd cry

Mike

Thanks Mike!

Yep very sluggish!
Boy this is ripe for Dad jokes, in my case Granpa jokes.

Yep, love my dome even though it's old and rusty. It certainly allows far more imaging to be done.

Originally Posted by David Fitz-Henr

Another nice image Justin Not sure about the slug analogy though, the bottom part reminds me more of a small fox head with its mouth open ... but then we already have the fox fur nebula ...

Thanks David!

Amazing what shapes we see, it's almost like a Rorschach inkblot test.

Originally Posted by Ric

Way to go Justin.

Thanks Ric!

Originally Posted by RickS

Another DSLR triumph, Justin!

Thanks Rick!

I make the most of my little beasty

Originally Posted by jsmoraes

Very interesting, Justin. I searched for images at internet, and really there is only one. Soon, yours will be the second.

I found it in Carte Du Ciel with RA and DEC from your reply in the post of sjastro : CG1 (aka Be 135). Cometary Globule in Puppis. (ra: 07:19.21 / dec - 44:36). And it is near the region I am working, LMC, and in good position to capture.
Near... not so much, but at the same side, a bit above.

And about the winds... I know exactly, perfectly, absolutely what you told.

Thank you, very much . I will follow you and try capture it, too.

Thanks Jorge!

Steven ( sjastro ) is the first on IIS as far as I know, love these unusual nebulae.

This would be a good target for your 12"

Originally Posted by Shiraz

Dunno how you can get these images with an 1100D! great work.

Thanks Ray!

As you know a country site sure helps, but I am squeezing out a lot more than I used to when processing.

Cheers,

Justin