NGC 1087 and NGC 1090 in Cetus

Date of Observation ...... February 22, 2020
Instrument ............... 13.1" f/4.5 dobsonian
Magnification ............ 76x and 123x
Location ................. Blue Ridge Parkway, VA (light pollution map)
Observer ................. Eric David
Skies .................... dark, clear, transparent, almost no breeze, cold
  NGC 1087 was easy to see, it was fairly large compared to other galaxies I had observed this evening, and with a high surface brightness, so it stood out almost immediately upon sweeping over it.  NGC 1090 was a different story, however; it was much more difficult, although I could barely detect that it was situated with a specific orientation, so some of the spindle shape was detectable.