I think everyone has seen hubbles image of the pillars of creation, now i dont have the budget of NASA but i have attempted my own version with a modest 102mm refractor telescope. The image is of the entire eagle nebula in a widefield view so the cropped zoomed in version is a little pixelated.
The eagle nebula is a star forming region approx 7000 light years away, the pillars of creation are fairly small around 5 light years tall, the colours are different as my image was shot using a one shot colour camera and hubble used lots of fancy filters.
Overall i am happy with this attempt as my last attempt was 2 years ago and there is a vast improvement, see below for old version.
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STOPI love all the images but it might help if each image was sourced for if any are reference photos. I really think we need more astrophotography on Hive and in this community!
oh snap i forgot to reference the NASA hubble image,
https://science.nasa.gov/mission/hubble/science/explore-the-night-sky/hubble-messier-catalog/messier-16/
all other images are mine.
No worries! Thanks for the link. Which one of yours did you like best?
Me personally i like to image galaxies, i am huge fan of Triangulum & M51.