Visiting an old friend. The Orion Nebula is readily available to capture and see most of the winter months and then disappears below the horizon during the summer. In fall, it comes into view again in the early morning hours. Here is a 30sec exposure at 800mm bringing out it's luminance. This is one of the most readily available deep sky objects one can see with your naked eye below the left star of the three star belt of Orion. Welcome back!! Canon R7, RF 100-500 f4.5-7.1, iso 2500, f7.1, 500mm (800mm equivalent), 30 sec exp, star tracker pro 2i