伊瓜蘇Comet Lovejoy

Just back from a holiday at Iguazu Falls, Argentina. It was recently elected as one of the new 7 wonders of the world. But an equally big wonder for me was a chance to see a comet with a tail extending 30-40 degrees across the sky. Being able to observe it from the balcony of my hotel room, I was able to see it every night. My jet lag certainly helped in getting me up early in the morning.
With no intention to do any stargazing in the trip initially, I didn't bring any equipment to observe it. So I only used a pair of 8x42 binoculars (rather than my beloved Canon 15x50) to observe, and using some chairs and tables to make up a shooting platform for photography. The following pic was taken on 27 Dec which has the tail longer than the subsequent days.
Equipment: Canon 17-40mm lens + 60D camera
Exposure: 30s, f4, ISO 6400 with dark frame subtraction
With no intention to do any stargazing in the trip initially, I didn't bring any equipment to observe it. So I only used a pair of 8x42 binoculars (rather than my beloved Canon 15x50) to observe, and using some chairs and tables to make up a shooting platform for photography. The following pic was taken on 27 Dec which has the tail longer than the subsequent days.
Equipment: Canon 17-40mm lens + 60D camera
Exposure: 30s, f4, ISO 6400 with dark frame subtraction