Uncatalogued reflection nebula in Cygnus near HIP 102746 (Jakub Kamiński)

Celestial hemisphere: Northern · Constellation: Cygnus (Cyg) · Contains: IC 5068

Uncatalogued reflection nebula in Cygnus near HIP 102746, Jakub Kamiński

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Uncatalogued reflection nebula in Cygnus near HIP 102746

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Uncatalogued reflection nebula in Cygnus near HIP 102746

Reflection nebula on the outskirts of IC 5067 with no name or even any ID to this day. It has already been spotted by at least two amateur astronomers but none of them have given it a proper catalogue name. Apart from that, I couldn't find a single mention of this object in any database or article. It's quite surprising because it doesn't require any extreme exposure times to reveal its presence and it's located in a rather popular area of the sky among astrophotographers. Recently one of the users from Polish forum Astropolis also noticed this object and that post was my motivation for further investigation and also acquiring this data.

Location of the star in the middle of the frame (HIP 102746): 20d49m59.3s/+43d02m39.7s

I really like this framing where three types of nebulae intersect with each other. I would love to get more data on it but I don't think it'll be an optimal thing to do this year because of light pollution on the west part of the sky from my observation site. The weather is not helping as well...

In case if someone was looking for an image of this target, I'm copy pasting all names of the nearby star from SIMBAD:
HD 198480
GSC 03174-00028
SKY# 39490
[SMV89] 105
AG+42 1927
HGAM 954
TD1 27326
Gaia DR2 2066705556668245632
AP J20490740+4257177
HIC 102746
TIC 353084915
Gaia DR3 2066705556668245632
BD+42 3873
HIP 102746
TYC 3174-28-1
Gaia DR1 2066705552366457344
CEL 5177
2MASS J20490740+4257177
UBV M 25204
GCRV 13068
PPM 60519
uvby98 100198480
GEN# +1.00198480
SAO 50102
WEB 18628

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