Shark Nebula

Fine Art Giclée print

€28.50

  • Shark Nebula (LDN1235)

  • Telescope: Askar FRA500

  • Mount: iOptron CEM70

  • Camera: ZWO ASI2600MC Pro

  • Acquisition: 100x300s frames - 8h 20'

The Shark Nebula, also known as LDN 1235, is a fascinating dark nebula located in the constellation Cepheus. This intriguing nebula gets its nickname from its resemblance to a shark gliding through the vastness of space. LDN 1235 is notable not only for its striking appearance but also for its complex interplay of dust and gas, which plays a crucial role in star formation. Within this region lies the star 16 Cep, a relatively bright star that serves as a beacon amidst the surrounding cosmic darkness. The interplay between the Shark Nebula and 16 Cep creates a captivating backdrop for astronomers and stargazers alike, showcasing the beauty and mystery of the universe. As they observe this celestial landscape, one cannot help but marvel at the intricate processes that govern the birth and evolution of stars, revealing the hidden wonders of our cosmos.

Fine Art Giclée print. Giclée prints are high-grade reproductions of works of art. The giclée fine art print is a contemporary digital printing technique which meets the highest requirements set for graphic work by artists, museums, and art collectors.

Hahnemühle Photo Rag paper, 308g 100% Cotton (acid- and lignin-free). Hahnemühle Photo Rag® is one of the world"s most popular Fine Art papers for inkjet printing. The white cotton paper boasts a lightly defined felt structure, lending each artwork a three dimensional appearance and impressive pictorial depth. Combined with the matt inkjet coating, this paper produces an outstanding print quality that feature brilliant colours and deep blacks. ISO 9706 conform.

Museum quality. Various museums in the world exhibit giclées instead of the original works of art when the originals are too vulnerable to be displayed. This testifies to the giclée as a quality printing, provided all requirements set by museums are satisfied.

Other side. My hand-signed inscription.