WEIRDEST pic of the yr! Pls look & help!

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Subject   WEIRDEST pic of the yr! Pls look & help!  [SIMILAR]
Posted by   Somerichs  [PROFILE]  [GALLERY]
Date/Time   03:48:44, 15 July 2007 (GMT)

Have you ever taken a picture and inadvertently captured something in the shot that you hadn't intended on photographing?

Just back from vacation on Coronado Island in San Diego. The house we rented was right on the bay, and the lights across the way were quite beautiful, particularly on Friday with some very clear skies (with a few clouds here and there), so I decided to see if i could get any good night shots with my FX07.

I took a bunch using different settings, mainly night scenery and starry sky; I believe this particular shot was in the starry sky mode, with a 30 second exposure using a little gorillapod. Please take a look and just tell me if anything odd jumps out at you, and if so, please please give me your best thoughts on what's going on here...look at it full size, preferably in a new window. Also including a crop of one particular area in the photo a little further down in case nothing jumps out at you on first viewing...

Also, if anyone can work any magic with PSE or other software to perhaps uncover some additional details, that would be awesome!


http://i146.photobucket.com/albums/r243/somerichs/P1120411.jpg







I know what i think it is but am curious to hear others' thoughts, too. crop below...Thanks in advance for your comments! Rich










http://i146.photobucket.com/albums/r243/somerichs/P1120411cropped.jpg
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