My name is Maksymilian Novak-Zemplinski and I’d like to show what I can see through my new baby Newtonian reflector Pablitus 22″.
Best regards
MNZ
Oject name: M42 The Orion Nebula
Object type: nebula
Location: Tulowice , Poland
Date: 14 October 2012
Media: Acrylic/oil on panel
Equipment: Newtonian reflector dob PABLITUS 22″ f-3,75, Tele Vue Ethos 10mm eyepiece, Astronomik UHC filter
Seeing: 8/10
Holy moly – now that´s an incredible view and a beautiful sketch! I really like how you payed attention to even the smallest detail. It´s very interesting for me, since I´ve sketched the same close up last year with my 4″ refractor. Now I can confirm some details I´ve seen.
The touch of blue and yellow was visible?
What about the E- and F-component of the trapezium?
Kind regards
Michael
I’ve also enjoyed this view in my 4″ refractor. It’s wonderful how you have captured the “feathering” of the swept out nebula.
Maksymilian,
The most beautiful feature of M 42!
Extremely artistic and detailed!
Good luck
incredible and beautyfull painting!!!Great!!
Complimenti!Bravo!
Ciao,Giorgio.
Beautifull, congratulations.
@ Michael Kassl
I could see the E and F stars of trapezium with my 7.1″ f6 newtonian reflector (180mm-1080mm).
WoOoOoOW!!!
its really Fantastic!!!
I cant believe its a sketch!!!
thanks for sharing:)
@Rodrigo P.C.: Yes, I´ve also seen the E-component with my 4″ refractor. I think that you need quite good seeing for the small stars in the trapezium.