Below is a series of photos I took today while photographing nothing but ordinary water drops falling against a dark background. We will see an incredibly weird progression in which first we see no orb holes, then we see 1 hole per orb, then we see two holes per orb, then we see one hole per orb, and then we see no orb holes.
The first photo taken at 3:32 PM showed orbs with no holes.
A later photo taken at 3:32 PM showed orbs with one hole.
A later photo taken at 3:35 PM shows a weird kind of "half appearing orbs" effect.
A later photo taken at 3:37 PM shows orbs with two holes.
A later photo taken at 3:38 PM also shows orbs with two holes, and now the smaller hole is farther from the edge of the orbs. You can see through two of the holes.
A later photo taken at 3:40 PM also shows orbs with two holes, but now the second hole is much smaller.
A later photo taken at 3:40 PM also shows orbs with two holes, and again the second holes is much smaller.
Finally by 3:41 PM the orbs showed no holes:
This "increase and then decrease" effect with the orb holes is an effect you should never expect to see, even if you photograph falling water drops a thousand times. I do not get any such effect on most of the times I photograph falling water drops.
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