After reading about C/2020 F3 (NEOWISE), I planned on trying to get some photos, but the weather did not cooperate for a few days. I was able to finally get out to photograph it on the evening of July 13th at Prairie Creek Reservoir here in Muncie. It was a clear night, and the reservoir’s eastern shore provided a great unobstructed view to the north west.
Once I was able to locate the general area of the comet and get the camera pointed in that direction, it was instantly visible on the LCD screen once I adjusted the camera’s setting for longer night exposures.
Unfortunately, that is also the direction that faces Muncie, so there was a fair amount of light pollution in the images. Initially the comet was hard to spot, but as my eyes adjusted it was a little easier to see. Binoculars made it much easier to observe with the naked eye.
NEOWISE just above the horizon 
An image shot using Nikon D780 for 5.0 sec at f/ 5.6 ISO 3200 500mm (Nikon VR 200-500) 
View to south west of reservoir 
Overhead shot 
Hard to see, but the comet is in the lower part, right of the bell tower 
Faint, but still visible view from Muncie 
Kyle Johnson Photography 