I was promised a comet...

...didn't catch it.

"All I got was a rock." ~ C. Brown

So, the first night, Sunday, I went out it ended up being overcast somewhat. However, that wasn't the total problem. I went further outside the city on Thursday and even though the light levels were better, no dice. The horizon seems to consist of this sort of hazy-foggy-cloudy mess up to about 15° azimuth that you can't really see through. And since C/2020 F3 NEOWISE sits fairly low on the horizon I couldn't seem to see it at all. Hopefully some of my friends will have taken their opportunities, either before sunrise or after sunset to capture a few shots. Not gonna happen here. (Maybe if I head for the mountains but still not likely.) I really do need to work with this camera more. I ended up getting a tripod for the second night and I did get a couple star shots.

Looks like it should be clear but it's not.

Sun setting over the Red Sea

I don't grok wrok (hint: zoom in on the sign)

What normally happens at intersections

Not really a leaning tower
I just need to practice
horizon shots more.

The Venue at sunset

The Venue in the evening

Looks a little creepier after dark

Found some fisher-cats down by the shore. (Not the North American weasel variety, just the local variation.) A couple of them were batting at something in the rock crevices. Probably a barnacle that had poked its parts out. Smells like fish I'm sure.