
NGC 3623 is frequently observed by amateur astronomers and presents itself as a diffuse object. It is quite faint.
Right now it is at about 70° altitude and reaches 77° around 11:03 PM.
It stays above 30° for roughly 8 hours.
Galaxies are sensitive to light pollution, contrast improves away from light pollution.
This object is better suited for experienced observers.
At higher magnification, subtle detail can be detected.