Decorating The Sky II

Barnard’s Loop between M78 and dark nebulae

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This is a new version of an image that was featured on NASA’s APOD on Christmas day, 2010 under the name “Decorating the sky”. I’ve used that image often to show that framing and composition in deep-sky imaging matter, if we look around. The blue and dark nebula on the left is M78. The dark and red on the right is LDN 1622. and the “wall” of red clouds in the middle is part of Barnard’s loop – all of it in the constellation Orion.

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Decorating The Sky II

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