Despite appearances on this blog, I have actually been actively imaging the past several months. On average, I have had three different targets being imaged each night, automatically going from one to another as the hours pass. These images have been posted to AstroBin, Flickr, my Facebook page and even on this website, just not on this blog. This blog post serves to rectify that. The following are all four new images:
NGC7023 Iris Nebula in LRGB
SH2-279 Running Man Nebula, M42 Great Orion Nebula and NGC1999 13th Pearl Nebula in (R+HA)GB
NGC281 Pacman Nebula in Narrowband Hubble Palette
NGC2237 Rosette Nebula in Narrowband Hubble Palette
Aside from posting the above images here, I would like to say something I said on my Facebook page. I have been quite heavily loaded with work and several other things lately and have thus been unable to attend to the many e-mails and messages I have received. I certainly want to reply to these, so please bear with me. Moreover, there are a couple of small updates due to some PixInsight tutorials, and the processing done on some of my newer images merits example tutorials being written about them, so there is definitely some work to do on Light Vortex Astronomy!