[messierhunter]

I didn’t say anything about December 1st. You mean December 10th? They were even farther apart on December 6th than on the 10th.

[Yosemitest]

My mistake, sorry.
I must have been thinking about the dates from your linked photos.

[Yosemitest]

From my comment #213:

"The Isonoids and Comet Lovejoy were both reported and crossed at ".627 AU" from the Earth, so that's point six two seven Astronomical Units FROM THE EARTH when they crossed paths (reported at 4 minutes and 40 seconds in BPEarthWatch's Dec 10 2013 ( 5:40 ) video )."

Look at this video of Comet LoveJoy's Orbit.

Comet C/2013 R1 (Lovejoy) orbit ( 0:11 )

At 0:02 or 2 seconds into the 11 second video, the path of Comet Lovejoy is very close (in this video compared to the Comet Ison Interactive Model) to the orbital pat of Comet Ison's debris.
Now I wish I had a better model to reference right now, but I don't.
And I don't have the money to purchase SkySafari Pro right now, but so far that's the best I can find.