So in my 5 years or so in this hobby, June 2022 was the worst for imaging that I remember for the following reasons:
1. Clouds during most of the month. (Ok, I know, happens to everybody, but then there was #2 and #3)
2. So there is a small Japanese Maple tree next to my Sky Shed Pod, only about 5 feet tall, doesn't impact my observing, except, some silly Cardinals decided to build a nest in it, about 4 feet off the ground. My wife, being a nature photographer, declared my POD off limits until the baby cardinals fledged.
3. And just to make sure I didn't feel like going out at night, I got Covid, despite being vaccinated with 2 boosters....
So, this is SH2-108, the SADR region which I have not imaged previously. Linear processing was using WBPP in Pixinsight after watching Adam Block's new videos on Youtube, discussing the latest version of WBPP. I learned a few new tricks as a result. Highly recommend watching those if you use WBPP.
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