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Stunning! I think a well execute monochrome Ha image typically gets overlooked because it's not as ostentatious as a full HaRGB or SHO image, but there is a very simplistic beauty in a monochrome image of a densely populated emission line field.
I recently threw together a mosaic from SH-2-54 through to M18 and was blown away by how much Ha light is emitted from the 'empty' areas between the well known targets.
Had I planned my imaging, the panels would have aligned a little better.
As is typical of FSQ106 images, the detail here is amazing despite the pixel scale! They sure are a special optical system...
Well done Peter.
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