[gregbradley]

Originally Posted by Screwdriverone

Man Greg!

You certainly don't do things by halves.....I almost fell into the large version.

Reminds me of a celestial jellyfish for some reason....in a good way!

Keep em coming.

Cheers

Chris

Thanks Chris. Its a pretty wild area of the sky.

Originally Posted by astronobob

Man, you have collected some Hectic tendrils thoughout them Greg, freaking awesome to look at

I wonder how hot they are really. Its such a large area I think the next image will be with my TEC110 and I'll try a mosaic.

Originally Posted by Ross G

Hi Greg,

Amazing work!

The photos are beautiful. So much intricate detail.

Good luck with the project.

Ross.

Thanks Ross. Those 2 loop areas seem to have the most detail in the area but its so extensive.

Originally Posted by strongmanmike

Ah the good'ol Vela SNR, it's a real winner and yet another reason why we have it better down under, nah nah n-nah-nah

Nice rendition Greg, the Ha is nice but personally I like the OIII in this area, love that turquoise blue it imparts looking forward to the alternative versions I recon we are gunna see from you

Mike
ps Aaaah, I see you have had a shot at NGC 5084 in Virgo with the 17"

Yes I prefer the O111 as well. Love the colour it gives. Yes I started NGC5084 - a bit poor at this stage. It needs more exposure time. Nothing like yours. I also did a short one of that other galaxy area you did. You seem to have a knack to find interesting and new areas of the sky to image. I'm a Sidonio Stalker

Greg.