Barnard 35. My personal tribute to Barnard

[afesan]

This is an extremely rare imaged target (and I don´t understand why)..asi I just know one image from another astrophotographer..... and this  the second one. It supposed a personal challenge as even at 44 degrees high it´s a little bit low for my observatory  particular conditions in South direction. Weather does not cooperate also in the last 2 months...

 

 

 

 A more resolution image (2300x1700) and details can be linked here:

 

 http://afesan.es/Deepspace/slides/B35%2CGN%2005.42.06%2CLDN%201596%2C%20V%20FU%20Ori.html

 

 Happy New Year 2014 to all astrophotographers¡

 

Antonio

Edited December 26, 2013 by afesan

[Konihlav]

muy espectacular, Antonio!

 

:-)

 

rare imaged area? for me is Orion too low above horizon to ever deal with it :-/ but I plan to travel to the south (Spain) next month just for imaging area around Orion.

Pavel

[afesan]

Thanks Pavel,. Well....for the particular design of the roll roof observatory and my particular imaging skill, I do not like to image targets below 40-45 degrees ,it is a personal point of view.Orion and some Monoceros targets are my limit.Comparing to northern guys I am very fortunate, moreover thinking in weather and climate into Europe.Best regards and Happy 2014!

Edited December 29, 2013 by afesan

[mattssporre]

Happy New Year Antonio!

 

Very nice - I am a bit surprised to see this suposedly dark nebula being bright and colorful!

 

BR

Matts

[afesan]

Thank you Matts,

Yes..I was also a bit surprised ( although I could detect first signs of deep colour with my first subframes....)

Sometimes targets surprises even to us....:-)

 

Happy 2014 ¡

Antonio