© Aude Voltaga. Barnard 175 HaRGB. AstroBin Top Pick 28 April '26. Barnard 175 aka Wolf's Cave nebula, aka LDN 1217 (a Bok Globule). Also vdB 152 aka Capercaillie Nebula, aka Cederblad 201 (the glowing blue atop the Capercaillie's head).
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© Aude Voltaga. Barnard 175 HaRGB. AstroBin Top Pick 28 April '26. Barnard 175 aka Wolf's Cave nebula, aka LDN 1217 (a Bok Globule). Also vdB 152 aka Capercaillie Nebula, aka Cederblad 201 (the glowing blue atop the Capercaillie's head).

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The Wolf's Cave Nebula, vdB 152 // Richard Caranade
The Wolf's Cave Nebula, vdB 152 // Nathan Barnard
From the photographer:
The image captures the haunting beauty of vdB 152, a dark nebula located approximately 1,400 light-years away in the constellation Cepheus. Often referred to as the "Ghost Nebula," vdB 152 appears as a dense, dusty silhouette set against a glowing star field.
Filaments of dark, obscuring interstellar dust twist and curl like cosmic smoke, partially illuminated by a faint reflection nebula—a patch of bluish light scattered by a nearby young star embedded within the cloud. This subtle glow contrasts sharply with the deep, ink-black tendrils of dust that block background starlight.
Intricate textures and gradients in the nebula reveal the complex structure of this stellar nursery, where dense molecular clouds could one day collapse to form new stars. Wisps of red and gold emission, likely from energized hydrogen gas and interstellar shock fronts, hint at past or nearby stellar activity.
The backdrop is a rich field of distant stars, their pinpricks of light emphasizing the nebula's dark, looming presence. The overall mood is mysterious and ethereal—a reminder of the powerful, yet quiet, processes shaping our galaxy.
The Wolf's Cave Nebula, vdB 152 // Clément PIEL
The area around the Wolf’s Cave (vdB 152, center right) // Juan Lozano

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LBN 531 // Mike H
The Wolf’s Cave, vdB 152 // Manuel José Francisco Agudo
The Shark Nebula (LDN 1235, top) and the Wolf’s Cave (vdB 152, bottom of center) // Olivier Bernard