How To Photograph Comet NEOWISE

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[Pletharoe]

I’m in the fortunate position of being an airline pilot and at 41000ft today over the mid Atlantic, this comet was almost blinding. It’s absolutely stunning and something everyone should try to get out and see. Great video!

[TerryMacSweeney]

Alyn’s infectious enthusiasm in this video got me out all those years ago to plan and shoot Neowise. He will be dearly missed 😢

[Salvadorsalais]

So cool to see other photogs excited about this and putting in the work to capture it and share it

[yoshito]

NEOWISE COMET and the scenery are in perfect harmony. I was impressed!

[ezzafly]

These moments are so rare in life. This is the first video I have seen of yours and I hit subscribe. Love your style and I agree this helps a little bit right now! I'm hoping this stays bright for us in the southern hemisphere, fingers crossed.

[rosalindklein]

I love your enthusiasm. Neowise got up above the trees and houses in rural Germany tonight. Relaxing comet-gazing.

[Cassinspace]

Been watching your channel for months in the USA... I'm waking up early tomorrow morning to photograph the planets and see this magnificent comet. I can feel your enthusiasm which makes me really excited

[FilippoMasoni]

Feeling the excitement, I was the same this morning when I went out and saw it with my naked eye. And on top of that, I got NLCs just under the comet, which is super rare on such a low latitude as Italy. In one day I got to see a comet and NLCs for the first time. Super happy, thank you so much Alyn for inspiring me to get up so early and go out, super worth it. If I could subscribe 2 or 3 times I would!

[jeffburnham]

I don't know what is more amazing, this comet or Alyn wearing a friggin jacket and cap in July because its cold lol.

[williamflorinjr.]

That's a fantastic shot and a awesome image. Thanks Alyn.

[PQPhotography]

I love the way You love astrophotography. It's so inspiring. I'll be out in my night sky this weekend

[Astrolavista]

Love it, love it, love it! The excitement was palpable. Absolutely brilliant shots and time lapse, well worth the journey you made. There is no way I'm missing a shot of this comet!

[vwgolf]

I love this channel. I feel like you connect with your audience on an emotional level, vs others that just seem to market a product.
I can tell you are passionate about your craft, and I think thats a big reason why I enjoy your videos so much.
I'm hoping myself to get out there tomorrow morning early, I can't wait to see this in person.
best wishes and clear skies from Maryland, U.S.A

[hoonior]

I've been a subscriber since I found your video on how to do star trails and every one I've watched has been brilliant. They're so useful and your enthusiasm really shines through. Thanks Alyn.

[apb]

Your reaction is just as delightful as the viewing itself! Great work!

[The_Druid]

I drove more than 2 hours to the South West coast too but the clouds decided to stay put! Brilliant work Alyn... love the shot and the timelapse is gorgeous!

[nibs]

I'm glad to know that I'm not the only one to be caught up in a transport of joy when I finally get to see these things with my own eyes!

[tomwedge]

Can’t thank you enough for making this video. I’ve been up all night shooting the Milky Way and for the last Hour and a half Comet Neowise. Haven’t had so much fun in ages. Just waiting for the sunrise.

[nmcaver]

So many of us had the same experience you did this morning. My equipment is highly computerized and I had to wake up hit on and wait for the mount to slew. I picked up a small pair of opera glasses to locate some guide stars (extreme light pollution at my location) and the comet practically slapped me in the face. So bright! with a stunning twin tail appearance. My images show a ruddy brown and gold color around the bright nucleus but this may have been due to a nearby forest fire.

[MarcusOania]

I love how excited you are. Im going out tomorrow morning to check it out, hopeful for less cloudy skies in Florida.