An interesting and not often imaged emission nebula lies quietly in the northern skies between the constellations Cepheus and Lacerta. It is quite faint but is rich in both hydrogen and oxygen.
Sulfur is also present but to a much lesser extent.
Estimates on its distance from earth vary with 10,000 light years being commonly accepted.
OTA: Vixen VC200L
Camera: Atik 460ex w/EFW2 filter wheel
Filters: Astrodon Ha/OIII/SII (3nm)
Mount: AP Mach1
Exposure: Ha:OIII:SII 240:140:120 (m)
Data obtained: July 2015