Mario has sent us another group of images, some southern and taken with the
C14, with a few from the 32. The new ones are the bottom eight images, here
https://gaac.us/gallery-2/mario3/.

Mario's notes on each object follow, in no particular order:

• A deep field of the Hydra galactic cluster, many deep galaxies, taken
  with the C14. I labeled the largest and brightest. This grouping is about
  200 million light years away.

• NGC2841, galaxy in Ursa Major, taken with my 32, in R/G/B and Lum
  filters, with 2 hours imaging. It is the March object of the month.

• NGC55, a large galaxy in Sculptor, taken with the C14.

• Gum 15, a southern glowing cloud, in Vela, -41 degrees, NB filters
  used.

• NGC1360, a planetary nebula, known as the "Robin's Egg," large but
  very faint, in Fornax, 2 hours imaging with the C14.

• NGC1851, Globular cluster in Columba, -40 dec.

• Sh2-280, a large nebula in Monoceros, Ha/S2/O3 imaging with the C14.

• Sh2-294, the Octopus, also in Monoceros.

The only thing I can fault you on, Mario, is your lack of output.Just joking.
Wow, what a marvelous collection of deep sky objects. I am particularly awed by Sh2-280.I just finished my photo of NGC 2841 for March. Yours is nicely detailed;I can sense the contribution make by BlurX.
Phil

-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Deneen via Photo photo@lists.gaac.us
To: photo@lists.gaac.us
Sent: Sat, Mar 18, 2023 5:05 pm
Subject: [Photo] More Southern Images from Mario

Mario has sent us another group of images, some southern and taken with the C14, with a few from the 32. The new ones are the bottom eight images, here.
Mario's notes on each object follow, in no particular order:

• A deep field of the Hydra galactic cluster, many deep galaxies, taken with the C14. I labeled the largest and brightest. This grouping is about 200 million light years away.

• NGC2841, galaxy in Ursa Major, taken with my 32, in R/G/B and Lum filters, with 2 hours imaging. It is the March object of the month.

• NGC55, a large galaxy in Sculptor, taken with the C14.

• Gum 15, a southern glowing cloud, in Vela, -41 degrees, NB filters used.

• NGC1360, a planetary nebula, known as the "Robin's Egg," large but very faint, in Fornax, 2 hours imaging with the C14.

• NGC1851, Globular cluster in Columba, -40 dec.

• Sh2-280, a large nebula in Monoceros, Ha/S2/O3 imaging with the C14.

• Sh2-294, the Octopus, also in Monoceros.

Photo mailing list -- photo@lists.gaac.us
To unsubscribe send an email to photo-leave@lists.gaac.us

Mario:  All great images; I agree with Phil, oh so many images!!!

John Hobbshobbs_john@verizon.net

-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Deneen via Photo photo@lists.gaac.us
To: photo@lists.gaac.us
Sent: Sat, Mar 18, 2023 5:03 pm
Subject: [Photo] More Southern Images from Mario

Mario has sent us another group of images, some southern and taken with the C14, with a few from the 32. The new ones are the bottom eight images, here.
Mario's notes on each object follow, in no particular order:

• A deep field of the Hydra galactic cluster, many deep galaxies, taken with the C14. I labeled the largest and brightest. This grouping is about 200 million light years away.

• NGC2841, galaxy in Ursa Major, taken with my 32, in R/G/B and Lum filters, with 2 hours imaging. It is the March object of the month.

• NGC55, a large galaxy in Sculptor, taken with the C14.

• Gum 15, a southern glowing cloud, in Vela, -41 degrees, NB filters used.

• NGC1360, a planetary nebula, known as the "Robin's Egg," large but very faint, in Fornax, 2 hours imaging with the C14.

• NGC1851, Globular cluster in Columba, -40 dec.

• Sh2-280, a large nebula in Monoceros, Ha/S2/O3 imaging with the C14.

• Sh2-294, the Octopus, also in Monoceros.

Photo mailing list -- photo@lists.gaac.us
To unsubscribe send an email to photo-leave@lists.gaac.us