The nebula is composed of a spherical shell, a torus and bipolar jets. The blueish shell contrasts with the reddish torus, and the high-velocity jets immitate the rings of Saturn, hence the name. In reality, the nebula is slightly smaller than the planet in the sky, although physically much bigger.
Image information: Stacked, dark-subtracted, registered combination of 15 x 5s white light, 12 x 8s R and V and 12 x 10s B-band images. The individual bands have undergone an unsharp mask with AIP4Win and has been magnified by a factor of 2 to improve feature clarity. Image taken 14/08/2006 22:20 UT.