This is the best image I have produced of the comet so far. It is quite low down in the West after twighlight and rapidly falls into an area of light pollution. The atmospheric conditions have not been ideal with a great deal of moisture in the air. Time is also a factor as the comet falls below obstacles in my topography before a full set of LRGB images can be obtained. I have tried doing RGB without luminance but the pollution and moisture have made this difficult and the results are poor. A larger stack produces better results but I then hit the time limt again. I will endeavour to take a better image once the comet has climbed a little highr and clears the tree blocking the view from my observatory. Again this will not be ideal as the Moon will be in the sky and the comet is starting to fade. The mosaic match was the best I could get without loosing what little detail I had. The negative image shows up the structure a little better.