Jupiter is now almost too low to image in a dark sky.  On February 5, I was able to still record some of the stars of Aquarius with Jupiter, but based
on the pinkish and purplish tones, it appears some of the dust from the Pacific volcano is in our atmosphere now.  Note also that in the upper left of
this image, Neptune can be seen as the barely visible faint dot a few pixels above the brighter star.  Compare Jupiter's position here with January 26,
in particular how it is now in a line with δ and τ Aquarii.