I have two types of photos on this blog: (1) photos taken when I was photographing falling water drops in front of a featureless black background (which I always identify as taken under such conditions in the post the photo appeared); (2) photos taken in normal dry clean air indoors or outdoors. This photo is an example of the second case. It was taken in completely normal dry clean indoor conditions. All of my photos of speeding orbs were taken in normal dry clean air either indoors or outdoors. You can see 700+ such photos at the link below: https://orbpro.blogspot.com/search/label/speeding%20air%20orb
What conditions allow you to capture these orbs on a camera?
ReplyDeleteI have two types of photos on this blog: (1) photos taken when I was photographing falling water drops in front of a featureless black background (which I always identify as taken under such conditions in the post the photo appeared); (2) photos taken in normal dry clean air indoors or outdoors. This photo is an example of the second case. It was taken in completely normal dry clean indoor conditions. All of my photos of speeding orbs were taken in normal dry clean air either indoors or outdoors. You can see 700+ such photos at the link below: https://orbpro.blogspot.com/search/label/speeding%20air%20orb
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