Was the Orb Changing Color as it Sped?

Photo date: August 29, 2019. Photographer: Mark Mahin,

The photo below shows a strange thing I photographed near a church steeple. Inside the white box is a closeup of the upper left part of the photo.

This was not at all an aircraft. I neither saw an aircraft nor heard an aircraft when the photo was taken.  I've taken photos of speeding jets at night, and such photos always show multiple streaks (each one caused by a light on the jet), rather than a single streak. The anomaly was not anything caused by a nearby street light.  There was no such light nearby. I have photographed this church steeple hundreds of times, from exactly this angle, and I have never seen an anomaly like this one in a photo at this spot. What we see is what we would expect to see if an orb was speeding very fast, and also changing colors as it sped.

Orb Changing Color as It Speeds?

Photo date: October 25, 2015. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

The photo below was taken while photographing ordinary drops of pure, clean water falling against a dark featureless background.  Below what looks like several orb faces, we see an orb that seems to be speeding as it changes color from orange to white.  Quite the little trick!

This is another example of the orb centrifuge effect, in which orbs are spinning around the outer edges of a water drop. See this series of photos for 77 other examples of this strange effect.

White Orb Morphs Into Blue Orb?

Photo date: June 21, 2015. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

The photo below shows an object on the ceiling of Grand Central Station in New York.  What the photo seems to have captured here is multiple position states of a single circular object. It looks as if the object is changing color from white to blue (or vice versa). It also looks as if the object is making a sharp u-shaped turn, a type of turn that neither dust nor insects nor birds ever make.

You can see many photos on this blog of shockingly anomalous orb motions like this one, by looking at my 122 posts labeled "speeding air orb," or by checking out two of the "speeding orb" links on the top right corner of this blog.

Below is the larger photo from which the photo above was cropped.