TheSkySearchers

Hello astrophotographers,

In December and early January I was able to use a few halfway clear night hours to capture a rarely photographed reflection nebula in Taurus. The Newtonian image of vdB 29 shows some nice structures and the wide field image gives an impression in which dusty environment this reflection nebula is located.

Image with 12" Newtonian telescope + QSI 660

http://www.astrophoton.com/vdb029.htm


Wide-field image with Vixen FL55SS + DSLR

http://www.astrophoton.com/vdb029-2.htm

Object identification
http://www.astrophoton.com/images/vdb029-2_id_big.jpg

best,
Bernhard Hubl

Pretty image Bernhard - Man, there are a boat-load of stars in this region along with all the dust. Nice job of processing to bring out the beautiful blue reflections.

Steve

Very nice. I like those dark dusty "holes" in the widefield view too.

Bob

Wonderful images! Great work!!

Hey Bernhard, those are 2 Great Images!! I especially like the nebulosity you got in the "up close" image and I REALLY like the dustiness in the wide field!
Great Job!!
Tom

Congratulations Bernhard on having your image selected as todays TSS APOD!

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Looks great Bernhard. And Congrats on having your photo selected as the APOD!

Beautiful, great image. Congrats on the APOD.

Hello Steve, Bob, Marius, Tom, Gordon, Michael, Kenneth and all others,

Thank you very much for your nice comments!

@Gordon:
Thank you very much for selecting my image as TSS APOD! Very appreciated!

best,
Bernhard

Cool images Bernhard. It is interesting seeing both the close up and the wide field.