My husband and I drove to our favorite spot to view the horizon twice in the last two weeks to look for Comet Neowise C/2020 F3, with no luck finding it.  It was too low to the horizon in the direction of the bright lights of Houston.

On our one clear night this past week, I tried to spot it from our driveway.  Success!  I could not spy it naked eye.  With binoculars, it is a fuzzy green blob.  With the camera, it has a lovely tail.

As it moves away from us, it is getting higher in the sky, but dimmer.  I am looking forward to trying to spot it again the next time we don’t have clouds.

Camera Geek Info (image above)

• Canon EOS 60D in manual mode set at f/4, 4 second exposure, ISO 6400
• Canon EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6L IS USM lens, set at 70 mm, manual focus
• Cable release
• Tripod

Camera Geek Info

• Canon EOS 60D in manual mode set at f/4, 3.2 second exposure, ISO 6400
• Canon EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6L IS USM lens, set at 70 mm, manual focus
• Cable release
• Tripod

Camera Geek Info

• Canon EOS 60D in manual mode set at f/5.6, 3.2 second exposure, ISO 6400
• Canon EF 70-300mm f/4-5.6L IS USM lens, set at 300 mm, manual focus
• Cable release
• Tripod