It's obvious, that our heavens provide us with targets for all kind of scopes, lens, focal lengths and cameras. There is something for everyone... all the time...

So this time I decided to go for this beautiful pair, which are so distinct in their colors. While they turn out pretty small, they hold their beauty just fine. Interesting, while processing, I noticed that some regions had black background with pinpoint stars, when some other regions where kind of dim and blurry. Being unfamiliar with this region, I tried to fight it and correct it, until at some point I applied some curve and it pop up in front of my eyes.
 

What I was trying to fix, were actually flux of our galactic dust clouds. Then I reversed back all those steps where I was trying to fix it and instead kept it pronounced. It's really amazing, I didn't had too much time for this couple and shot only 10 frames and even those were through lens that were stopped by 2 stops and my histogram barely reached 20% and still, I've been able to pull some flux out.