[gregbradley]

Originally Posted by Retrograde

That's amazing Greg - super stuff!

Thanks for that. I intend to extend it next new moon.

Originally Posted by RickS

Very cool, Greg!

Cheers Rick.

Originally Posted by graham.hobart

that is superb Greg
graz

Thanks Graham. Not bad for a $125 telescope eh? (the Pentax 67 75mm lens cost me something like that).

Originally Posted by marc4darkskies

That's excellent Greg! Get the colour right and this will be a killer image!

Yes the colour will be more difficult. I need to reshoot a couple of subs and extend it more.

Originally Posted by Placidus

That's manificent, Greg !

I can recognize many old favourites, but there are also many fascinating bits that I don't recognize, including what looks like a large supernova remnant at bottom centre.

A gorgeous image.

Yes I thought the same thing. I have seen that feature before in other widefield Milky Way shots I have done. I don't know what it is. I may take a closer up shot of it next new moon.

Originally Posted by Octane

That is seriously awesome. Classic framing, too.

I had no idea there was that much hydrogen around the Blue Horsehead, too. Wow!

Well done!

H

I was surprised by that as well. Ha makes the Milky Way look very violent I think.

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

Wow, what a vista Greg, nice work, looking forward to seeing what you finish up with ....look out Troy and Rogelio

Mike

Hehe thanks Mike.

Originally Posted by Slawomir

Looks great! There is so much going on in the MWG. One day when I get a permanent obsy and more imaging time, I may start exploring less familiar corners of our galaxy.

There seems to be endless imaging targets when you see it widefield like that.

Greg.