Yeah, i can see that on Cartes du Ciel, which is the sky map program running here. I updated the PN data base and have two in that location(very close) but when I've aligned the map with the image it's further away from HR6668 (my bright reference), and 'below' PK 356-4.1 by quite a bit. Below is info for the logged PN PK356-4.1, and i got my RA/DEC off google sky which i could align with my image. Still i'm lost.
Planetary Nebula
PK 356- 4.1 Canon 2-1
Constellation: Scorpius
Dimension: 0.1'x 0.0'
Magnitude: 12.20
Surface Brightness: 4.99
Description: 13''-pB,vS,lE,central * seen at 220X
On north side of M7 star cluster
J2000 RA: 17h54m36.00s DE:-34°23'00.0"
Date RA: 17h55m06.61s DE:-34°23'03.5"
perth 2007-9-4 15h47m ( TU + 8h00m )
Sideral Time : 14h24m
Hour Angle : 20h29m
Azimuth :+108°43'
Altitude :+46°02'
Rise : 11h38m Azimuth:+131°52'
Culmination : 19h20m
Set : 3h02m Azimuth:+228°08'
Distance to the last object : +00°05'18.2" PA:20
Thanks heaps for your input, cheers.
George