Comet Lemmon (C/2025 A6) in the morning sky, just before twilight starts.

The camera was on a fixed tripod, no tracking, short telephoto lenses. 30 images were taken, then stacked with software.

This comet is faint to the naked eye, pretty in binoculars, and it's only seen in the northern hemisphere.

Note that in the first photo, if you zoom in close, some of the stars are elliptical smudges. Those are galaxies, tens of millions of light years away.

If you don't want to get up at 5:30 am, wait a day or two and it'll be visible low in the northwest in the evening sky, getting higher and moving south day by day.

If you can get away from bright city lights, this comet is bright enough that even a cell phone (especially propped on a stationary object) can get decent photos.

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