Which Nebula is Your Favorite Astronomy Photo?

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The Eskimo Nebula is highlighted as a favorite among participants, with links to stunning images shared. The Hubble Deep Field and Eta Carinae are also mentioned as impressive astronomical photos. Participants express admiration for the beauty of these nebulae, emphasizing the awe inspired by such visuals. One contributor notes the experience of seeing the equatorial plane of the Milky Way as particularly remarkable. Overall, the discussion showcases a deep appreciation for various nebulae and their captivating imagery.
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wow those pictures were amazing!

its not really a picture, but actually seeing the equatorial plane of the milky way was pretty amazing.
 
I think I'm in love with each and every nebula out there...
 

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