CG 30-31, 6 hours and 15 minutes of integration in HaLRGB, I processed it with Pixinsight trying to extract as much signal as possible from this beautiful nebula. All data and images were acquired with Telescope Live.

RW 58, a Wolf-Rayet star, took 6 hours and 51 minutes of HaLRGB integration with the CHI-1-CMOS telescope. I processed it with Pixinsight, trying to bring out as many details as possible. All data and images were acquired with Telescope Live.

Southern sector of the Eta Carinae Nebula, 90 minutes of RGB integration with a Planewave 20 CDK 510/3411 f 6/8 telescope, FLI Proline 16803 CCD camera, 18 shots, 6x300 seconds for each filter, processing with Pixinsight

CL_VDBH 53, 10 hours and 10 minutes of integration in HaRGB with a Planewave CDK 24 610/3962 f 6/5 telescope, QHY 600 M camera, 121 shots of which 30x300 for each filter, processing with Pixinsight. All data and shots were acquired with Telescope Live.

Sh2-278, is 550 minutes of integration in HaLRGB with a Planewave CDK 24 610/3962 f6/5 telescope, QHY600M CMOS camera, 110 shots, with a 44x300 Ha filter, a 22x300 L filter, a 14x300 R filter, a 17x300 G filter, and a 13x300 B filter. All data and shots were acquired with Telescope Live.

NGC 2070, is 2 hours and 10 minutes of integration in HaLRGB with a Planewave CDK 24 610/3962 f 6/5 telescope, FLI ProLine PL9000 camera,

In this video of mine I present my photo of NGC 3576, there are a total of 50 minutes of integration in RGB, with Red filter 7 shots of 120 seconds, with Green filter 9 shots of 120 seconds and with Blue filter 9 shots of 120 seconds: www.youtube.com/watch?v=sou2...

I processed this photo of Sh2-171 with Pixinsight and Photoshop trying to get out as much signal as possible, it's 3 hours of exposure in SHO, for a total of 36 shots, 12x300 seconds for each filter

RCW 167, I got this photo by zooming in on RCW 167 from the previously published photo, I did a little reworking using Photoshop's Camera Raw filter to bring out some more details

RCW 167, I tried to process this photo where the Omega Nebula, the Eagle Nebula and RCW 167 are visible from left to right, I tried to bring out as many details as possible

A photo of mine of the Seagull Nebula, I processed this photo with Pixinsight and Photoshop trying to bring out as many details as possible of this wonderful and beautiful nebula

Wide field on Sh2-119, NGC 700 and NGC 5070, I have processed this image trying to bring out as many details as possible, I would like your opinions

Rho Ophiuchi used different data sets to take this photo and I processed it in such a way as to bring out a lot of details and make them very sharp, in this photo you can see Antares, NGC 6144, M 80 and M 4

Barnard's Ring is an emission nebula in the constellation Orion. It is part of the Orion molecular cloud complex, which also contains the Horsehead nebulae and the Orion luminous nebulae. The ring takes the shape of a large arc centred approximately on the Orion Nebula.

The Heart Nebula is a nebula scattered in association with an open cluster, visible in the constellation Cassiopeia, towards the border with the Giraffe. IC 1848 is a diffuse nebula associated with an open cluster of young, hot, high-mass stars in the constellation Cassiopeia

Flaming Star Nebula are 5 hours and 50 minutes of integration in SHO I have developed this fo with Pixinsight and a small retouching with Photoshop, in this photo we see in the center slightly to the left the Flaming Star Nebula, at the top center NGC 1893, I await your opinions

Supernova Abell 85 and its nebulosity, 9 hours of integration in Ha and OIII, this is an area rich in hydrogen (red) and oxygen (blue) I processed this data in Foraax Palette with Pixinsight and some small retouching using the Camera Raw Filter in Photoshop, I would also like your opinion