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LBN 331,DWB 177,DWB 178,DWB 179, V1488 Cyg (Cygnus)
LBN 248, HH425 (Cygnus)
NS2,LDN 1299 (Cassiopeia)
TGU H774 P19,vdB 2,LBN 590,V V510 Cas (Cassiopeia)
DG 41 (GN 04.32.08, Magakian 77), HH 434,435,436,LDN 1536 (Taurus)
  BSF32 (Perseus).jpg - GN 03.47.9 (BFS 32),TGU H989 P1 (Perseus) * November-December 2015 * ASA N12 astrograph (f/3.6,1078mm) * ASA DDM85 * FLI ML8300 * Optec LRGB filter set * L: 580m R: 180m G:150m B:190m ( bin 1x1) * Unguided*A small reflection nebula inside a dark nebula surrounded by dust.Named GN 03.47.9 and also BFS 32 (Blitz,Fich,Stark catalogue) Was somehow mistaken for a planetary nebula.(PK 149-1.1)The whole area is inmersed into a big reflection nebulosity and ionized HII, spreading the star lights into haloes,and the background dust muddying completely the image..A very weak region. I had to invest a lot of hours just to show some minimal colours and details..Seeing and a high humidity along some weeks wasn´t too cooperative,so I had to discard a lot of subframes.Anyway, I hope this image encourage other astrophotographers to look far away other than topic/typical targets..Thanks to Mr.Sakib Rasool for the target coordinates and inspiration !.  
NGC 4449 (Canes Venatici)
NGC2782 (Lynx)
SH2 140,LDN 1201,HH 251,252,253,254 (Cepheus)
vdB 155, HH 168,169,174 (Cepheus)
Barnard 18,LBN 812 (DG 37) ,Herbig-Haro 319,466,467,468 (Taurus) END

GN 03.47.9 (BFS 32),TGU H989 P1 (Perseus) * November-December 2015 * ASA N12 astrograph (f/3.6,1078mm) * ASA DDM85 * FLI ML8300 * Optec LRGB filter set * L: 580m R: 180m G:150m B:190m ( bin 1x1) * Unguided* A small reflection nebula inside a dark nebula surrounded by dust.Named GN 03.47.9 and also BFS 32 (Blitz,Fich,Stark catalogue) Was somehow mistaken for a planetary nebula.(PK 149-1.1) The whole area is inmersed into a big reflection nebulosity and ionized HII, spreading the star lights into haloes,and the background dust muddying completely the image.. A very weak region. I had to invest a lot of hours just to show some minimal colours and details..Seeing and a high humidity along some weeks wasn´t too cooperative,so I had to discard a lot of subframes. Anyway, I hope this image encourage other astrophotographers to look far away other than topic/typical targets.. Thanks to Mr.Sakib Rasool for the target coordinates and inspiration !. Download Imagen original
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