Orion, Rosette Nebula and Sirius (Tim Ellison)

Celestial hemisphere: Northern · Constellation: Orion (Ori) · Contains: 19 Ori) · 2 CMa) · 24 Gem) · 24 Ori) · 34 Ori) · 46 Ori) · 50 Ori) · 53 Ori) · 58 Ori) · 9 CMa) · Al Mankib · Algebar (β Ori · Almeisan (γ Gem · Aschere (α CMa · Betelgeux (α Ori · Canicula · Flame Nebula · Great Orion Nebula · IC 434 · M 42 · Monkey Head Nebula · Murzam (β CMa · Murzim · NGC 1909 · NGC 1976 · NGC 2174 · NGC 2237 · NGC 2238 · Orion B · Orion Nebula · And 19 more.

Orion, Rosette Nebula and Sirius, Tim Ellison

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An attempt at a fairly wide-field view of the Orion area. It was taken on a night when the Moon was shining reasonably brightly - clouds having got in the way of the preceding Moon-free nights. I'm not sure if this is why the fainter nebulosity - e.g. Barnard's Loop and the Angelfish Nebula - don't show up all that well, or whether that is a consequence of the fairly short exposures I have used in order to avoid blowing-out M42. I'd like to have another go on a darker night some time. Does anybody know of a good "cloud removal" filter??!!

A few additional details - things which as far as I can see, I'm no longer allowed to say elsewhere (is that just me, and possibly my incompetence - I'm not sure??) :-

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Description: This is a second version of the image. Andrew Whiter took my data and worked some real magic on it. His result is a real eye-opener, and has made clear to me that I have a lot to learn about processing!

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