Rick-Stevenson
LBN782 in Taurus
LBN782 (from Lynd's catalog of bright nebulae) is the blue reflection nebula on the left.
Captured with a Takahashi FSQ-106ED scope and QSI-683 camera at SRO in California. 21.5 hours of LRGB data in 900 second subs,
The FOV contains several Barnard dark nebulae, some small/distant galaxies (IC359 is the larger E/S0 galaxy at the bottom right.) There's also a brown dwarf if you know where to look - 2MASS J04141188+2811535.
LBN782 in Taurus
LBN782 (from Lynd's catalog of bright nebulae) is the blue reflection nebula on the left.
Captured with a Takahashi FSQ-106ED scope and QSI-683 camera at SRO in California. 21.5 hours of LRGB data in 900 second subs,
The FOV contains several Barnard dark nebulae, some small/distant galaxies (IC359 is the larger E/S0 galaxy at the bottom right.) There's also a brown dwarf if you know where to look - 2MASS J04141188+2811535.