Dusty Tornado

[Ken Crawford (KenC)]

Hello,

Hello,

This is my final image for a few weeks, as I am President of the Advanced Imaging Conference, Inc and the conference is only about 5 weeks away. So I will be to busy to process images

This is a 6 filter image of an amazing star forming region IC1795 and NGC896. There are many layers of silhouetting dust overlaying the energetic areas creating a cavern-like shell. To me, the central dust structure looks a lot like a tornado or dust devil spinning its funnel.

If you zoom in and pan around you will see many interesting formations carved out by the intense stellar winds.

http://www.imagingdeepsky.com/Nebulae/IC1795/IC1795.htm

Thanks for taking the time to look,

Kindest Regards,

[multiweb (Marc)]

Superb as always Ken. Very vivid colors.

[CoolhandJo (Paul)]

Nice image. Looks better whern you Zoom in!

[John Hothersall]

Love the Zoomify show, the central dust arc does look like a twister and I never noticed this before. Some stars do have blue halo around is this because its a very blue nebula?

John.

[Ken Crawford (KenC)]

Originally Posted by John Hothersall

Love the Zoomify show, the central dust arc does look like a twister and I never noticed this before. Some stars do have blue halo around is this because its a very blue nebula?

John.

No the halos are about the stars themselves - If you push your data hard enough you will find some bright stars with halos. I could remove them but I like the color they add to the star. Some stars get so blown out that the only color is at the edges and halos.

[ballaratdragons (Ken)]

Very nice work again, Ken.

I particularly like the color of the orange stars mingled in amongst the bright blue/white stars.

[TrevorW]

Superb as usual

[Paul Haese]

Nice work Ken. Colours are great the detail is really sharp. Well blended.