The star Sadr (γ Cyg)

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The Sadr region is an area of the Cygnus galaxy near the star Sadr known for its intense nebulosity. It also happens to host 1 or 2 stars as evidenced by this stack of 120 90-second exposures (3 hours) taken with a Sony Alpha 6300 and Samyang 135mm manual focus lens riding 'piggyback' on my main telescope.
Cygnus at 135mm
The stars over moonlit trees next to the North Fork of the Skykomish River in Index, WA.
The Stellar Trees
One of two Milky Way shots from the Macabuca bar in Grand Cayman.
Macabuca's Milky Way
The Sadr region is the name of the nebulosity that surrounds the brilliant center star of Cygnus' cross. Here, the massive supergiant estimated to contain over 10 times the mass the sun in a radius 150 times as wide glows triumphantly in the center of the frame. I used a new technique to bring out new detail from an old capture.
The Sadr Region Take Two
The Sadr region is the name of the nebulosity that surrounds the brilliant center star of Cygnus' cross. Here, the massive supergiant estimated to contain over 10 times the mass the sun in a radius 150 times as wide glows triumphantly in the center of the frame.
The Sadr Region
The Milky Way as it arched over Snoqualmie Point Park.
⭐ Milky Way in the Snoqualmie Sky
A Milky Way shot from Index, WA.
Milky Way at Index
This beautiful region is full of stars and some of the most bright and beautiful nebulae including The Cygnus Loop (Veil Nebula), the North America Nebula, the Crescent Nebula and the Tulip Nebula.
The Colorful Field of Cygnus Stars
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