The nebulas in Orion need either a large telescope or a long time-exposure camera and a long lens. This is not visible to the unaided eye. Some of the nebulas need imaging that is not in the visible wavelength. This includes X-ray, infrared, ultraviolet and gamma ray imaging. These images are displayed in visible altered images, otherwise we could not see them.
Even in our club’s 10” refractor, it doesn’t look like the photo. Still, it does show quite a bit of detail.
Nice!