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IC443 - The Jellyfish Nebula in Ha
IC443 - The Jellyfish Nebula in Ha 		IC405, Flaming Star Nebula in Ha
IC405, Flaming Star Nebula in Ha 		IC405, Flaming Star Nebula in Ha R G B
IC405, Flaming Star Nebula in Ha R G B		 Horsehead Deconvolved .jpg
Horsehead Deconvolved .jpg
NGC7293, the Helix Nebula in Ha
NGC7293, the Helix Nebula in Ha		 NGC 2174, Monkey Head Nebula in Orion
NGC 2174, Monkey Head Nebula in Orion		 NGC 7380, the Wizard Nebula in Cepheus (Sh2-142)
NGC 7380, the "Wizard Nebula" in Cepheus (Sh2-142)		 Cone and Fox Fur Nebula
Cone and Fox Fur Nebula
IC 1318, Gamma Cyg Nebula
IC 1318, Gamma Cyg Nebula 		NGC 1499, The California Nebula in Ha
NGC 1499, The California Nebula in Ha 		Simeis 147 ; Sharpless 2-240, The Spaghetti Nebula
Simeis 147 ; Sharpless 2-240, The Spaghetti Nebula		 SH2-132 (Sharpless 132 )
SH2-132 (Sharpless 132 )
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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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