Nice brisk morning at -6°c. Willow and I went out at about 5:30. It was just starting to lighten around the mountains in the east. The waning moon was bright to the southeast. I pointed the camera in the direction of where Comet Lemmon should be located as I wasn’t able to spot it with my naked eye. Later when I was home I was able to easily locate it on the downloaded photos. Now that I know where to look it will be easy to spot next time out. And it should get brighter!
Palliser Pass 
Jim R
Excellent capture! Thanks for posting these. We are socked in with clouds.
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Jim R
It is easy to pick out the shape of the Big Dipper on the left.
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underswansea
I wanted to include the Big Dipper so I could show people where to look if they are interested. Of course Lemmon will move in relation to the stars. For now it’s still a good place to point the camera or binoculars.
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underswansea
Thanks Jim! I was very happy to be able to spot it. Hopefully it will brighten.
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mountaincoward
Still stuck in the murk here and can’t see a damned thing! It’s getting depressing now. Great to see your photos though – the first one is a beauty!
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underswansea
Thanks Carol! I was happy to track it down. Yes the clouds can get you down. Our winters can have low cloud for months. Depressing.
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Flying Squirrel
Nice catch! I’m hoping for nice enough weather to see it soon.
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underswansea
I was happy to see it. It is getting brighter. Wishing you clear skies. Thanks for stopping by.
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Julie@frogpondfarm
Wow what a super shot Bob! Cold too …
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underswansea
Hi Julie! Got lucky with that shot. It was chilly. No luck spotting the comet since then.
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