Certainly! I can help you calculate the azimuth step by step, using specific values. However, to proceed, I would need the following details:

1. Latitude and Longitude of the observer (you).
2. Latitude and Longitude of the target (e.g., sun, star, or other point of interest).
3. Time of observation (usually used for celestial calculations).

If you already have these values, please provide them, and I will guide you through the process. If not, let me know the specifics you'd like to work with, and we can generate some sample values for the calculation.

The basic steps to calculate the azimuth are as follows:

1. Find the difference in longitude between the observer and the target.
2. Calculate the hour angle (H).
3. Determine the altitude and azimuth using spherical trigonometry (either via tables or the full formula).

Let me know how you would like to proceed!