IC434 (Ori) - like a volcan erruption / Antlia Tri RGB Ultra (firstLight)

Celestial hemisphere: Southern · Constellation: Orion (Ori) · Contains: 46 Ori) · 48 Ori · 50 Ori) · Flame Nebula · IC 420 · IC 423 · IC 426 · IC 431 · IC 432 · IC 434 · M 78 · NGC 1975 · NGC 1981 · NGC 2023 · NGC 2024 · NGC 2064 · NGC 2067 · NGC 2068 · Orion B · Part of the constellation Orion (Ori) · The star Alnilam (ε Ori · The star Alnitak (ζ Ori · The star σ Ori · Upper Sword

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IC434 (Ori) - like a volcan erruption / Antlia Tri RGB Ultra

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IC434 (Ori) - like a volcan erruption

Well known objects in Orion's rich belt region. I rotated the original image and cropped to a 4:3 rationale to give the scene the appearance of a fiery volcanic eruption - directly behind the "horse". This impression is of course supported by the wide field of the Samyang 135mm f/2.0 ... also shot wide open, by the way.

Tip: Please compare this crop with the original framing

Since I went to hospital for a surgery (right hand and arm) in February, I still cannot setup or use my AP rig with my hands. Thus I grabbed this data set from January and did my best to process it during the last couple of days. This way I at least enjoyed "a kind of" deep sky.

I love the heaven -
and heaven loves me.

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Title: rotated 90° left + cropped

Description: I rotated the original image +270° and then cropped the bottom to give the scene the appearance of a fiery volcanic eruption - directly behind the "horse".

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