I thought this area in the constellation Cygnus seemed interesting and looked somewhat like a Dragon with its wings swept back and with the Propeller Nebula in its clutches!
There are a large number of bright nebulae (LBN) and dark nebulae (LDN) in this image, as well as the Propeller Nebula (DWB 111, 119) which is in the clutches of the dragon. The open star cluster, NGC 6866, is seen at the top right of the frame. (See annotation for details.)
Capture Date: 7/27/24
William Optics RedCat 61 WIFD (f/4.9)
ASI2600MC Pro OSC camera with a 5-position ZWO filter wheel
ZWO 30F4 guide scope with an ASI120MM mini guide cam
ASIAir, AM5 mount
Filters:
Antlia Dual Narrowband 5nm Ha/OIII: 20x300s [1:40]
Antlia Dual Narrowband 5nm SII/Hb: 13x300s [1:05]
ZWO UV/IR cut Luminance filter (for RGB stars) 20x60s [0:20]
Total integration time: 3:05
Processed in PixInsight and Adobe Photoshop
