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The Dolphin Head NebulaThis is the ever popular Sh2 308, a Wolf Rayet nebula in the constellation Canis Major. I have never really spent time photographing it before, but it has a truly incredible Oiii structure, so I decided to go for it. The Dolphin Head is quite bright, it is easily visible in broadband RGB data. Dark skies and a fast telescope make short work of this nebula. It is also surrounded by a very bright ISM region containing a lot of Oiii and H alpha. I

sleep and let the telescopes and DSLRs work until sunrise

If the weather doesn't comply

Places where stars die

In order to do this HDR blend properly

so this price is based on teaching in parks within a day's trip from LA

We can repeat this itinerary for as many nights as you like for an extra $600 per night

scattering and reflecting the blue light of the stars to create the single most beautiful reflection nebula in the sky

159 hours of exposure time

allowing us to properly focus on and retain more technical information

Example Itinerary:

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The intense radiation of all this activity ionizes the surrounding gas