Rectangular Orb Veil With an Outer "Membrane"

Photo date: June 7, 2015. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

The previously unpublished photo below was taken while photographing ordinary drops of pure, clean water falling against a dark featureless background.  We see one of the strange objects I call orb veils, which typically have a weird combination of curved edges and spiky edges.  But this one has an almost rectangular shape. Along three-fourths of the outer perimeter of this orb veil there seems to be a kind of outer membrane like the outer membrane of a cell.  The same thing is shown in this series of photos.

Speaking of orb veils, while looking at the "Orb Goddess" website I noticed this photo.  It shows the same type of thing I call orb veils, and we see in that photo an extremely distinctive feature: a pair of concentric rings inside the object.  It's the same very distinctive feature I show in this series of 21 posts. Plus the object in that photo has the same type of combination of curved outer edges and spiky edges that I so typically get in my photos of orb veils.