NGC7822 "Monster" Nebula
The NGC7822 complex includes emission nebula, a star cluster, and a star-forming region. It is 2900 light-years from Earth and stretches 75 light-years across. NGC7822 originally refered to just the wispy nebula at the top. The bright nebula "monster" face at the bottom is Sh2-171, also designated CED 214, and sports dark clouds and star-forming pillars. Berkeley 59 is a small young star cluster above the left eye of the monster. North is at the top.

Scope/Mount: StellarVue SV70T Refractor with SFFR-70APO Focal-reducer/Field-flattener, Celestron CI-700 Mount
Camera: ZWO ASI1600MMC monochrome with ZWO LRGB filters
Guiding: QHY5L-IIM through Orion Thin OAG, PHD guiding software
Exposure: Triad (60) 120 sec @ gain=300, RGB: each channel (10) 120 sec @ gain=200
Software: Nebulosity, PixInsight
Comment: 10-10-2020, Tierra del Sol, CA, good conditions, Triad filter used for Luminance channel, (T)RGB.