NGC 7822 - Cosmic Question Mark

This is my second attempt at the Cosmic Question Mark (well… at least the top half of it… the dot is just below the bright area of nebulosity, out of frame). On the first attempt I struggled with noisy, splotchy data with only about 3 hours of integration. This time, I gathered a fresh batch of almost 5 hours (I had to toss a few subs due to planes). This is a difficult object to image for me with light-polluted skies, but I’m still reasonably happy with this result, given the relatively short integration time and given that this object lives in the most light-polluted patch of sky from my location. Perhaps I’ll revisit this one another time or from another location and compare results! I may also see if I can combine this data and my old data and get a better result.