Scorpius the Scorpion (or at least part of it)

Part of the Constellation Scorpio showing Acrab Graffias Beta and Dschubba Icklarkrau Delta Scorpi and the double star Jabhat Acrabi 1 and 2 - Canon 600d DSLR and Sigma wide angle lens at f=10mm - a stack of 10x30sec lights at ISO800. Final image cropped. Credit: Pip Stakkert.

                 

Part of the constellation Scorpius (Sco) showing the following:

The star Acrab

Graffias

Akrab (β1 Sco

8 Sco A)

The star Dschubba

Iclarkrau (δ Sco

7 Sco)

The star Jabbah (ν Sco

14 Sco)

The star Jabhat Acrabi I (ω1 Sco

9 Sco)

The star Jabhat Acrabi II (ω2 Sco

10 Sco)

The star β2 Sco

8 Sco B

IC 4592

                  Credit: Astrometry Net

" The constellation Scorpius never rises high above our southern horizon here in Lowestoft. Pipp has made a valiant effort to capture some of the nebulosity that abounds in and around this constellation but has had a difficult job combatting the sky glow and light pollution that exists at low southern declinations. A hint of the reflection nebula IC4592 (the Blue Horsehead  Nebula may be seen in the upper left of our image)". - Joel Cairo CEO of the Jodrell Plank Observatory.