A friend of mine who lives in the Pyrenees has posted some photos on Facebook, which on examination appear to show some possible ball lightning. It wasn't noticed until looking at the photos.
There are a few issues concerning the ambient lighting, but can anyone comment?
The photos have been shared on my Facebook page, as unsure how else I can show them currently.
Thanks if you're able to comment.
David Mitchell. L. ER of Y.

On Saturday, 14 June 2014 09:47:04 UTC+1, David Mitchell wrote:
A friend of mine who lives in the Pyrenees has posted some photos on Facebook, which on examination appear to show some possible ball lightning. It wasn't noticed until looking at the photos.

There are a few issues concerning the ambient lighting, but can anyone comment?

The photos have been shared on my Facebook page, as unsure how else I can show them currently.

Thanks if you're able to comment.

David Mitchell. L. ER of Y.

OK, let's see now...
A friend's page on facebook.
Right...

No, hang on you page on face book...
Right....

Is this the page?
https://www.facebook.com/MagicBuscus

No.... hang on...

http://dontbea****ingidiot.com/

Nope.
Meh... I give in.

On 14/06/14 09:47, David Mitchell wrote:
A friend of mine who lives in the Pyrenees has posted some photos on Facebook, which on examination appear to show some possible ball lightning. It wasn't noticed until looking at the photos.
There are a few issues concerning the ambient lighting, but can anyone comment?
The photos have been shared on my Facebook page, as unsure how else I can show them currently.
Thanks if you're able to comment.
David Mitchell. L. ER of Y.



Can you give us a link or maybe put it on dropbox?

On Sat, 14 Jun 2014 13:40:10 +0100, Weatherlawyer
wrote:

On Saturday, 14 June 2014 09:47:04 UTC+1, David Mitchell wrote:
A friend of mine who lives in the Pyrenees has posted some photos on
Facebook, which on examination appear to show some possible ball
lightning. It wasn't noticed until looking at the photos.

There are a few issues concerning the ambient lighting, but can anyone
comment?

The photos have been shared on my Facebook page, as unsure how else I
can show them currently.

Thanks if you're able to comment.

David Mitchell. L. ER of Y.

OK, let's see now...
A friend's page on facebook.
Right...

No, hang on you page on face book...
Right....

Is this the page?
https://www.facebook.com/MagicBuscus

No.... hang on...

http://dontbea****ingidiot.com/

Nope.
Meh... I give in.



You forgot the volcano.


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On Saturday, 14 June 2014 19:52:56 UTC+1, Stanley Daniel de Liver wrote:

You forgot the volcano.

No he didn't. That would have been gyroscopic lightning

On 14/06/2014 09:47, David Mitchell wrote:
A friend of mine who lives in the Pyrenees has posted some photos on Facebook, which on examination appear to show some possible ball lightning. It wasn't noticed until looking at the photos.
There are a few issues concerning the ambient lighting, but can anyone comment?
The photos have been shared on my Facebook page, as unsure how else I can show them currently.
Thanks if you're able to comment.
David Mitchell. L. ER of Y.


Photographs of ball lightning are very rare and usually ambiguous.

Even reliable witnesses struggle to describe what they have seen.

Flash photos from a P&S camera or mobile phone with dust in the air may
give the same sort of illusion as ball lightning.

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Regards,
Martin Brown