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Veil Nebula in Ha
Veil Nebula in Ha		 Veil Nebula in OIII
Veil Nebula in OIII		 Ha & OIII bicolor Veil Nebula
Ha & OIII bicolor Veil Nebula		 Rosette Nebula in Ha
Rosette Nebula in Ha
BiColor Rosette Nebula (Ha + OIII)
BiColor Rosette Nebula (Ha + OIII)		 Rosette Nebula in a modified Hubble palette
Rosette Nebula in a "modified" Hubble palette		 NGC2264, Cone Nebula, Fox Fur Nebula in Ha
NGC2264, Cone Nebula, Fox Fur Nebula in Ha		 BiColor Cone Nebula Ha + OIII
BiColor Cone Nebula Ha + OIII
Sh2-199 - The Soul Nebula (Baby nebula)
Sh2-199 - The Soul Nebula (Baby nebula)		 Sh2-199 - The Soul Nebula (Baby Nebula)
Sh2-199 - The Soul Nebula (Baby Nebula) 		M16 - M17 Region in Ha
M16 - M17 Region in Ha		 BiColor Widefield Crescent Nebula (Ha + OIII)
BiColor Widefield Crescent Nebula (Ha + OIII)
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Chris Picard28-Oct-2015 16:29
Impressive work. Unusual and well done. V
Steve Bailey03-Nov-2008 05:29
Stunning work. I spend as much time in the Kalahari, only there have I had the chance to view the night sky as captured by your wonderful images
Guest 25-Jan-2007 00:07
Keep up the great work Steve... can't wait to see you with us at ISOfifty.com! Send me your stuff when you get a chance.
Jon L. Williams 05-Jan-2007 20:05
Hello Steve. Outstanding images! I also have a modified 20D which has not been used much because of job demands. However, I will be anxious to see what I can do with it and an H-Alpha filter on my AP 155 EDFS. Do I assume that the Hutech H-Alpha filter is the one that fits in the front slot of the modified 20D (somewhere around $299 in price)? This all has very exciting possibilities!

Thanks.

Jon L. Williams
Greg Burke05-Jan-2007 00:33
These are amazing. I thought you had to work for NASA to get photos like this. could you post a picture of your setup?....
Jim Kramer21-Aug-2006 02:58
What a beautiful set of photos. Simply OUTSTANDING work! Well done Steve!
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