Are you talking about lens flare? That's light refracting based on the shape of the lens glass and the iris or aperture.
Traditionally, orbs appear when the built in flash on a camera is close to the same level as the lens in the lay out of the camera face. Often it is dust particles floating in the air and in conditions of thick humidity, moisture. This usually only occurs in flash shots.
on some of the shots the flash did go off and it was the built in flash. that might be some of it. some of the pictures at the last bridge also had orbs but the flash was off and the humidity lower (late afternoon).
there were some strange things going on at the last bridge outside of the pictures. the first bridge was at 9:30 am an still a lot of frost melting.
the first bridge was mostly taken into the sun. maybe that had something to do with it?
Last edited by kb2crk; 12-31-2012 at 06:44 PM.
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