Are there High Def pictures of Mercury?

[jrkirkham]

When I think of high definition amateur solar system pictures I think of Sun, moon,Venus, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn, the gas giants, asteroids, comets, the ISS. . . just about anything except Mercury. Has anyone tried to take a shot of Mercury? If so, how did it turn out? I know it is never high on the horizon, but it seems like it would occasionally get high enough to get something. I just don't remember seeing Mercury shots in most planetary collections.

[Lady Fraktor]

There are not a lot of images available but the ones that are look interesting
https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/planets/me ... ategory=51

[notFritzArgelander]

There are not a lot of images available but the ones that are look interesting
https://solarsystem.nasa.gov/planets/me ... ategory=51

Those are from MESSENGER https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/MESSENGER

[jrkirkham]

I was thinking more of amateur shots taken with backyard telescopes. That would be a challenge, but I don't know if it would be possible. Mercury is coming to one of those times when it might be on the edge of possible. Isn't it highest next week? Or I may be off a bit. There would still be a little light in the sky and lots of atmosphere to shoot through, but it seems like if it could be seen with binoculars it could be captured, but I'm not sure if I have ever seen someone try.

[Lady Fraktor]

It would definitely be a challenge, good luck if you do try.
I would love to see some images of it