these five images are all of comet A6 (lemmon) photographed from October 6 – 24. The first image was photographed in my backyard in Virginia, and the last four were shot in New Mexico, where I traveled to observe this comet under dark skies.
photographed with a ZWO ASI2600MC camera and a William Optics RedCat 61 telescope (first image) and a Takahashi e-130d telescope (other images).
Images 2 and 5 are two-panel mosaics to capture as much of the tail as possible. Was a great photographic comet. Hope we get another good one in 2026!
more of my photography on instagram: @brennanmgilmore
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these five images are all of comet A6 (lemmon) photographed from October 6 – 24. The first image was photographed in my backyard in Virginia, and the last four were shot in New Mexico, where I traveled to observe this comet under dark skies.
photographed with a ZWO ASI2600MC camera and a William Optics RedCat 61 telescope (first image) and a Takahashi e-130d telescope (other images).
Images 2 and 5 are two-panel mosaics to capture as much of the tail as possible. Was a great photographic comet. Hope we get another good one in 2026!
more of my photography on instagram: u/brennanmgilmore is what MrJackDog said if anyone was wondering
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these five images are all of comet A6 (lemmon) photographed from October 6 – 24. The first image was photographed in my backyard in Virginia, and the last four were shot in New Mexico, where I traveled to observe this comet under dark skies.
photographed with a ZWO ASI2600MC camera and a William Optics RedCat 61 telescope (first image) and a Takahashi e-130d telescope (other images).
Images 2 and 5 are two-panel mosaics to capture as much of the tail as possible. Was a great photographic comet. Hope we get another good one in 2026!
more of my photography on instagram: @brennanmgilmore
these five images are all of comet A6 (lemmon) photographed from October 6 – 24. The first image was photographed in my backyard in Virginia, and the last four were shot in New Mexico, where I traveled to observe this comet under dark skies.
photographed with a ZWO ASI2600MC camera and a William Optics RedCat 61 telescope (first image) and a Takahashi e-130d telescope (other images).
Images 2 and 5 are two-panel mosaics to capture as much of the tail as possible. Was a great photographic comet. Hope we get another good one in 2026!
more of my photography on instagram: u/brennanmgilmore is what MrJackDog said if anyone was wondering