Photographing a Comet and Galaxy at the same Time!

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[@billvinson7859]

All I can say is what a great hobby we have. To explore and photograph what we see and learn. It can’t get any better. Keep it up. Never stop. ❤

[@southbronxny5727]

OUTSTANDING!!!

[@nightscapejournals]

As a relative newcomer to deep sky imaging, I offer a massive hat-tip for how you’re able to get all those bits of kit talking to each other!! Superb image, Steven. Well done.

[@StevenMorrisPhotography]

Thank you very much, it’s a challenge that’s for sure. It is getting easier and easier as little bugs are worked out.

[@deep_space_dave]

Epic capture mate! Well done! 👏👏👏

[@derekbaker3279]

I'm just beginning to catch up on some YT vids, and I'm glad that I started with this one. The image of the comet & NGC 300 is fantastic! Well done Steven!

[@StevenMorrisPhotography]

Thank you very much mate, glad you enjoyed the video and the image behind it, it’s a favourite of mine for sure. The triplets are just getting warmed up lol

[@TheWonkyAstronomer]

Great result!

[@StevenMorrisPhotography]

Thank you

[@davewilton6021]

Very nice image!

[@dodgybob]

Another amazing image mate, what a colossal effort. Thanks for sharing

[@StevenMorrisPhotography]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@patrickwynne6666]

wow!! bloody awesome mate, well done. Great video too

[@StevenMorrisPhotography]

Thanks a ton!

[@Steve_The_Ignorant_Astronomer]

Great image... So weird to see Orion upside down , I am sure you will say its upside down for us but strange. Anyway great capture

[@StevenMorrisPhotography]

I have seen Orion from the Northern Hemisphere and I thought that exact same thing. It’s weird seeing the night sky from a different perspective.

[@Steve_The_Ignorant_Astronomer]

@@StevenMorrisPhotography Never been down there , would like to go , waiting for wife to retire , we would need 2 weeks vacation

[@dumpydalekobservatory]

Great image mate love the composition

[@StevenMorrisPhotography]

Thanks mate, very proud of the image.

[@retrodavide]

Amazing job Bro! incredible image

[@StevenMorrisPhotography]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@SydneyDunk]

I got it too (from just north of Sydney). Can’t post links here- I’m “dunk” on Astrobin - 2nd last image. I only got about an hour on it. Processing was a nightmare! Did the comet and galaxy separately and combined.

[@StevenMorrisPhotography]

Beautifully done mate, great job on your image and glad someone else was able to capture it too.

[@LogansAstro]

Nice capture of both targets. Always exciting to capture a comet for the first time.

[@StevenMorrisPhotography]

Indeed!