Panorama Photo

It was many years ago we could admire such a bright comet as Neowise. Although not as bright as Hale Bopp (1997) and the spectacular Mc Naught (2007), comet Neowise is easily visible with the naked eye, before dawn, about in the north, bottom left of the constellation Auriga with bright stars Capella and Menkalinan, although it is from now on visible in the evening sky too. Thanks to clear skies, I could photograph this lovely comet from my balcony 2 days ago. The comet was discovered on March 27, 2020 by the Neowise space telescope. The orange glow below the comet is light pollution from the Port of Rotterdam at about 70 km

Canon Eos M6 with EF-M 18-150 mm, 16 p RAW, 45 mm (72 mm KB), iso 400, F 5.6, 15 s, 3300°K, PtguiPro 23456x3802 359.5 MB TIFF, downsized in stepdown >1901>1000>500, 2806x500 1 MB JPEG