

Here’s the shot I wanted to get the other day, but I missed it. On this night, I devoted more time to imaging with the 200mm telephoto than I did the TV-85, because I really wanted to see it with the telephoto. Unfortunately, my Bogen ball-head camera mount did not hold well with the camera oriented in a portrait mode to get the full length of the comet. I had to orient it landscape and that cut some of the tail off. But, at least I got a good portion of it with this arrangement.