In the top left corner of this photo taken in Grand Central Station in New York we see a dramatic example of orb movement. First the larger photo:
Below is a closeup cropped from the above photo:
Sunday, February 22, 2015
Dramatic Moving Pink Orb in Grand Central Station
Photo date: December 13, 2014. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
In the top left corner of this photo taken in Grand Central Station in New York we see a dramatic example of orb movement. First the larger photo:
Below is a closeup cropped from the above photo:
Although the photo is subject to interpretation, I believe this is an example of the photographic effect known as ghosting, caused by when an object moves faster than the shutter speed of a camera. This orb was probably moving at high speed, and may have been making a sharp right-angle turn. See the "orb right angle turn" label on this blog for 10 similar photos.
In the top left corner of this photo taken in Grand Central Station in New York we see a dramatic example of orb movement. First the larger photo:
Below is a closeup cropped from the above photo:
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