Hi everyone.
I will go to my field at the end of the month in a bortle sky 2.5 approx. Unfortunately it coincides with the full moon, and worse, it is close to the Orion region. So it's complicating my plans. I have several objectives and ideas to photograph and I have to plan them before going.

My gear is just my Nikon d3300 (Stock) camera, with a 55-300mm lens on my Star Adventurer 2i. I also have an L-Enhance filter and a ClearSky filter, both from Optolong. As you will see in the photo, that is what I want to achieve, it is my dream pic. The entire region of the constellation Orion, with all those great hydrogen nebulae.

But how do I do it? Seeing that I have the moon so close, I think it would be best to use the l-enhance filter, right? But here comes another doubt, and that is that, for example, if I do that, then will it be possible to see the witch's head? Being that it is not an emission nebula?
In that case then maybe it's better to photograph everything without a filter?
Or maybe take 2 photos, one with and one without a filter, and then join them together? I don't know what to do.
What is the best thing to do? I thank in advance everyone who can help me, I am new to astrobin and I love the generosity and kindness of everyone, thank you very much.
I will go to my field at the end of the month in a bortle sky 2.5 approx. Unfortunately it coincides with the full moon, and worse, it is close to the Orion region. So it's complicating my plans. I have several objectives and ideas to photograph and I have to plan them before going.

My gear is just my Nikon d3300 (Stock) camera, with a 55-300mm lens on my Star Adventurer 2i. I also have an L-Enhance filter and a ClearSky filter, both from Optolong. As you will see in the photo, that is what I want to achieve, it is my dream pic. The entire region of the constellation Orion, with all those great hydrogen nebulae.

But how do I do it? Seeing that I have the moon so close, I think it would be best to use the l-enhance filter, right? But here comes another doubt, and that is that, for example, if I do that, then will it be possible to see the witch's head? Being that it is not an emission nebula?
In that case then maybe it's better to photograph everything without a filter?

What is the best thing to do? I thank in advance everyone who can help me, I am new to astrobin and I love the generosity and kindness of everyone, thank you very much.