SPSP 2016 Milkyway shots and a handful of bright stars.

[multiweb (Marc)]

Originally Posted by Satchmo

Looks like a Bok Globule associated with the nebulous region ?

The dark stuff possibly. I was referring to that blue circle at the top with those two bright stars in it. Maybe that's this one.

[Paul Haese]

A productive trip Marc. Nice colours there. I really like the NGC6559 image.

[multiweb (Marc)]

Originally Posted by Paul Haese

A productive trip Marc. Nice colours there. I really like the NGC6559 image.

Thanks Paul. Very dense starfield in the bottom of that one.

[Ross G]

Great looking photos Marc.

Very sharp and I love the colours.
They really show the quality of your new telescope.....as well as your excellent processing!

You were so lucky to get 4 straight clear nights...that is unheard of in my universe!....I would give anything to just get 2 clear nights in a row.

Good luck.
Ross.

[andyc (Andy)]

That's a fine collection Marc! CrA nebulae and NGC6559 were maybe my favourites, but lots of nice views

[multiweb (Marc)]

Originally Posted by Ross G

Great looking photos Marc.

Very sharp and I love the colours.
They really show the quality of your new telescope.....as well as your excellent processing!

You were so lucky to get 4 straight clear nights...that is unheard of in my universe!....I would give anything to just get 2 clear nights in a row.

Good luck.
Ross.

Thanks mate. Yeah you gotta take them while you can.

Originally Posted by andyc

That's a fine collection Marc! CrA nebulae and NGC6559 were maybe my favourites, but lots of nice views

Thanks Andy.

[troypiggo (Troy)]

Wow - full bag there. Very productive. Must've had good weather? Let's hope Astrofest does too

[atalas]

Lovely work Marcnice contrast on all of them.

[gregbradley]

Lovely images Marc. Overall though the processing is quite reserved and I think extra colour saturation would give them a nice punch.

You certainly got a lot of images there. Super productive. FSQ106N is a more colourful scope than its FSQ106ED brother.

Viva la Fluorite!

Greg.