Ah you got in before me dude. Yeah it was a fantastic morning. The tail is very long and easily seen by eye. We went to point Sturt because of the clear horizon and you need that to get all the comet. I really like the first image and the last best.
The exposures were 30 seconds for the first two and 15 seconds for the last. Shot at various ISO - first being 3200 and last around 800. This really is a nice looking comet but as Paul has said, you really do need a clear horizon to do it justice.
Yes, having the view across the water was amazing. We had to drive a bit though to get it as our first choice was too light polluted and then we had to escape the fog that had moved in and stopped Paul's imaging session from his observatory - well worth it though
