This quite faint Planetary Nebula shortnamed LoTr-1 and also catalogued as DeHt 1 is located at a distance of 5875 light-years in the southern constellation of Lepus. The nebula of LoTr 1 consists in two slightly elongated shells, with ages of 17,000 and 35,000 years respectively, and with different orientations. O-III as main emission with some fainter Ha emission.
LoTr 1 is one of the first planetary nebulae to be discovered with a binary central star. 
The rarely imaged nebula spans about 2 arc-min, a very faint halo extends to about 1 arc-min in extension.
The nice spiral galaxay in the top left corner is mag 15.1 PGC 18099.

Find a scientific article about it here.

Image data:
HaO3LRGB (320-320-1000-140-140-140 min) total 34,3 h, north is up, seeing 0.8-1.3 arc-sec
80cm f/7 Astrooptik Keller cassegrain, FLI PL-16803, Astrodon gen2 filters, Prompt 7 CTIO Chile

Processing: Johannes Schedler

Find here a deep NB-LRGB image in 30/100% size and a cropped NB-RGB image in 90/140% size below.