LDN1235, vdB 149, vdB 150 and PGC 67671

Posted by Ginge70
on Friday, October 12, 2018

The dark LDN 1235 nebula and it's two bright reflection companions vdB 149 and vdB 150 are a part of a bigger structure dubbed the Shark nebula. I've also seen it called the howling wolf, but I honestly think I is the spitting image om Homer Simpson's dog called Santa's little helper. Anyway, it was photographed from the woods in Ytre Enebakk outside Oslo, Norway in March and April this year, I was unsure if I would be able to dig the faint dusty dog out of the sky glow from the city. This is a total LRGB integration time of 26,3hrs, imaging train is a Takahashi Epsilon 180ed, a QSI 583wsg and a Lodestar guide camera all mounted on a Em200 Temma IIm in a permanent private observatory.

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