We last shot this one several years ago, with the STL-11000M. This is 3 hours each R,G,B using an Aspen CG16M on a 20" PlaneWave, taken on the only two decent nights in a month.
Notice the wizened figure of Master Yoda emerging from under a mist of reflection nebulosity. He is wearing a shapeless dark cloak, and holding a yellow walking stick in his twisted, arthritic, reddened hand. The red blob beyond the bottom of the walking stick is part of HH100.
Also of interest is the face-on spiral at the bottom edge, surprising given all the crowding and dust.
A pity is what we think is streaks from distant Gamma CrA, far out of field to the left. They converge to the right spot.
Full sized image with additional 4hrs30 Luminance here