NGC2014/2035 Nebulae in Dorado

NGC 2014 (left) and NGC2035 (right) are HII/OIII emission regions in the northern part of the Large Magellanic Cloud (LMC).
NGC2035 sometimes is nicknamed the Dragon’s Head Nebula. The clouds of gas are glowing in different colors due to the energetic radiation given off by young stars. 
Mixed in with the gas are dark clumps of dust that absorb rather than emit light, creating weaving lanes and dark shapes across the nebula (NGC2035). 
Find an ESO VLT image of NGC2014/2020 area here and of NGC2035 area  here.

Image data:
2-panel mosaic, Ha-OIII-RGB (each Ha 12x40m, OIII 12x40m, R 6x20m, G 6x20m, B 6x20m) total 44 h combined. Seeing 0.8-1,3 arcsec, North is down;
Processing: Johannes Schedler

80cm f/7 Astrooptik Keller corrected cassegrain, FLI Proline 16803, Baader Filters,

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