Penedos, Neowise.

quelle belle nuit étoilée,, oui belle prise de vue ,,

Obrigada Annaig

Beau ciel + belle comète!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Obrigada Nouchet

A Terra saúda o cometa
Magnifico, Isabel

Obrigada Judite

Well captured Isabel!! A beautiful sky and picture.

Obrigada Rosa

superbe
Quelle plaie ces éoliennes

Je ne te le fais pas dire....
Obrigada Neira

Amazing capture! Stay well!

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Obrigada William

Genial!!!! Gerade die Lichter der Windräder machen ihn zum Spektakel!
Ich hab ihn nun endlich auch zu Gesicht bekommen und freu mich drüber, das Fotografieren überlasse ich lieber Euch, Isabel :)
Schönen Sonntag für Dich!

Obrigada Tanja, fiz como pude com o que tinha...

excellent. There are more stars than on mine. Your sky was better.

But cloudy since then, when weathwe is very warm it gets cloudy at nightfall.... I will try tomorrow and so on...
Obrigada JM

Amazing!!!

Obrigada Karsten

We don't see this comet here, so I really enjoy images of it such as this, Isabel.

Obrigada George...

maravilloso

Gracias Mario

Actually the wind generators help to make it an astounding shot, Isabel!

Unexpected... I tried to find a place with a tree instead but if there was the tree there was no comet because I could not spot in the right direction !!!! Obrigada Annalia

Wonderful shot.

Obrigada Bob

Die Windräder machen das Bild noch interessanter als es schon wegen der Komet ist

Obrigada Ko, eu pensava que não por causa da luz excessiva delas...

good!

Obrigada Markus

Superb capture

Thank you for posting in the group
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Obrigada Roger

I haven't heard about this comet. Where did you take it, Isabel, home in Portugal? In which case could I see it in Madrid but for how much longer? It's a great shot!

I took it home, I am going to geolocalize the picture so you can see.
You can spot it till end of the month I guess. Go to la Cabrera or any hight with as little light pollution as possible and look just under the Big Dipper. About 23:00 your time.

I wish I could, Isabel but I'm self-isolating due to my low immune system, and other medical matters... So I avoid public transport. In fact I haven't put one step outside Madrid (for various reasons) since May 2019. Therefore no Sierra photos since then and no Cornwall photos since 2018.
:o(

So sorry to ear that Andy.... I thought that you used public transport to go to work, are you still doing all classes online?
Hope it will get soon better for you and health issues allow you to go to La Cabrera at least as travelling abroad is not really easy by those.times...

Thank you Isabel.
I have to continue self-isolating. Leukaemia, which is being controlled well but is still present and which leads to immune-deficiency ... plus diabetes, means that I remain high-risk so I have to think of myself as in Phase 0 at all times. Yes, all classes are online, I get my medicines delivered and I go out only to go to the shops for essentials and the chemist's. And I ensure I get exercise and vitamin D by a careful walk around Madrid every day. I cross the street to avoid congestion and I walk around parks, rather than crowded streets.
The first wave is still with us and bouncing back and the second wave will crash into the first this autumn and I hate to think of the consequences..

Oh Dear... So you receive blood regularly? I had my favourite neighbour with the same issues and facial carcinomas too, and that was no help. But he lived over 30 years with it and passed away quite old, enjoyed life as he could with lots of positive thoughts. Before the virus we used to go to restaurant regularly, for a walk... his last words for me were that he hoped that "upstairs" they served fish pink to the spine... but he was buddhist so it was a joke.
In here we had no cases at all, so it is not easy to understand what people living in big cities, like you do, went through.
Very little summer visitors this year and they arrive with their fear that we hardly undestand, masked in open air even in places where there is more than social distancing.
Our problem here is economical survival. Locals who can afford it try to help eating in restaurants, going to a quiet bar have a drink outside in the terrace, buying items. Those who came for vacation do the same, so restaurants just survive but summer ends fast and the money won't be enough to go through the winter if we dont have the usual people from cold Northern countries we usually have from October till May.
Of course the virus may come too, but here we are more preocupied with its consequences than by it. A complicated life.
At my age I think that this is not how I expected to live my time left, but so it is, most of my life is behind me, but it is for the young ones I fear the most, what their world is going to be? Will they have oportunities or will they struggle to survive in the worse Mad Max or else scenario?
What about your girlfriend, did she find a job or is she still finishing what she was doing?
Nobody knows what future will be, and that is stressful.
Take care...

Thank you, Isabel.
Very profound, honest and heartfelt comments.
Well I can't respond in reciprocal length because I tire easily and even though I get through my (too few) online classes very well, they drain me of energy. I do try to get out and about in the sun for vitamin D and I have managed to walk an average of 15,000 steps every day, in between classes. I actually feel fine on the whole, but anxiety about the future starts to infiltrate and gradually dominate and it's not a happy position for any of us to be in right now.
Marta is still at work tidying up the loose ends at E-learning, Fundación Santander. What she does after that, no-one can guess, but she is an incredibly talented 'young' lady of 50 so the World should still be open to her!!

You are welcome, Andy.
15.000 steps is very good !
I understand that insidious anxiety infitrating, that is why I have stopped looking at the news and avoid the covid talk. As I told a neighbour who was yelling at me that I had to be informed (everytime she sees me she stars with the kind of talk "more deaths, it is comming, you have to this and that...") I know I have to take care and life is not as before but I dont want to live with that virus as if it is the most important thing in my life.
So I fight against anxiety with the beauty and poetry of little things, moments, nature, dreams, books...
I hope Marta will find her way then.
Take care, think positive even if nothing is really very positive at the moment...

That's a brilliant quality capture... very well done.. light pollution is of course a problem for Astro photographers .. but the lights are not too much in the way.. to show the comet well..
Cheers from.. Dj.

Obrigada David, Cheers !

Un pur délice à contempler, c'est vraiment bien réussi !******************
Bonne nouvelle semaine Isabel.

Obrigada Jocelyne, idem para si

Bela captura, Isabel.

Obrigada Paulo

Wow, this is amazing, Isabel! I heard about this comet but never thought I would see it, even in pictures. I heard that it comes around only once every 6000 years. Truly a once in a lifetime opportunity!

Can’t you see it from your place?
Obrigada Val

A great capture, I've not seen it yet, the lights of Leicester are a big problem and of course English clouds

Obrigada Peter, you still have some nights ahead to give it a try...

wonderful !
I got it but not as beautiul as you!

I was just lucky... obrigada Annemarie

Fantastic Isabel. I'v been outside this night, I saw the comet well, but I could not manage to take a good photo...

Obrigada Christa, just try again...but the most important and magical is looking at it !

Wow, that's really great, Isabel!

Obrigada Karen, I was lucky

Wouah extra... ce ciel et en plus avec la comète..
bonne journée
et fais attention à toi Isabel

Obrigada Roland, pas encore de virus ici...

Well done for capturing the comet Neowise, Isabel.

What a beautiful image. :-) Thank you very much indeed for your visit, and all your very nice comments. Stay healthy. :-)

Obrigada Dean, same wishes.