One last shot of the comet Lemmon for me, since when it disappears it won't be visible for more than one thousand years. I had mixed feelings about getting it again or not since we all have seen so many photos of it already but the tail caught my attention, if at 135mm wasn't enough to get it entirely, what could I get at 85mm? Each photo is a memory and a story. Time washes everything away, but the past just won't let go. Let it be another memory for the future.
![image showing The comet Lemmon [OC]](79a6ec1e-9021-56ed-a165-b70a5c663c6c.jpg)
igneisnightscapes on November 4th, 2025 at 02:55 UTC »
One last shot of the comet Lemmon for me, since when it disappears it won't be visible for more than one thousand years. I had mixed feelings about getting it again or not since we all have seen so many photos of it already but the tail caught my attention, if at 135mm wasn't enough to get it entirely, what could I get at 85mm? Each photo is a memory and a story. Time washes everything away, but the past just won't let go. Let it be another memory for the future.
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cx50ex on November 4th, 2025 at 03:13 UTC »
Gorgeous and very nice.
rtduvall on November 4th, 2025 at 03:22 UTC »
That’s amazing. Love this shot.