On the left side of the image, the bright reddish patch in a shape of "hourglass", in my opinion, much more intriguing object. That is a SH2-106 Bipolar nebula. It's a star forming region, with a massive star in the middle, ejecting matter out of its poles. Super-hot gas stretching and expanding outwards, creating conical shapes on both sizes. Detailed Hubble studies shows that area hosts of more than 600 "brown dwarfs", the unborn stars with very low mass that cannot sustain nuclear fusion and produce light on their own. Even with a small resolution of my system, it's still possible to note distinct shapes of the Nebula. Definitely an object to return to,  with much longer focal length to resolve even more details.

     Another bright star to the right (Cyg-42) with surrounding bluish reflection nebula, unfortunately seems like uncatalogued object. Could not find any useful information.