The Western Veil nebula is part of the Veil nebula found in the constellation Cygnus. The nebula is a cloud of heated and ionized gases and dust, remnants of a supernova which exploded between 10,000 and 20,000 years ago. It is approximately 2,400 light years from earth. This image was captured in my backyard with a telescope and dedicated astrophotography camera. 

Equipment used:

William Optics Zenithstar 61II APO (360mm) with field flattener

Orion 50mm guide scope and ZWO ASI120mini camera

ZWO ASI294MC Pro dedicated astrophotography camera

ZWO Electronic Automatic Focuser

ZWO ASIAIR Plus computer

Optolong L-extreme narrowband filter

ZWO AM5 mount

Imaging data:

Lights:  40 x 5-minute exposures

Darks:  24 x 5 minutes exposures

Flats and Dark Flats:  60 exposures

Processing software:

Pixinsight