The visitor

[Avi Dobzinski]

Taken on June 2, 2019, Ramon crater, Israel

 

[JimFox]

This is super cool Avi! This is a natural phenomenon I believe isn’t it? It seems like I have seen something like this, though not as nice as this sometime in the last few months.

 

[Ben Egbert]

This is super unique and very well done.

 

[Avi Dobzinski]

This is super cool Avi! This is a natural phenomenon I believe isn’t it? It seems like I have seen something like this, though not as nice as this sometime in the last few months.

May be you saw the same... indeed it is natural phenomenon, it seems like jumping off the atmosphere like a stone jumping on water...
thanks for your comment

 

[Avi Dobzinski]

This is super unique and very well done.

Many thanks Ben

 

[AlanLichty]

Makes for a very interesting inclusion for your star shot. How long is the exposure to capture this?

 

[Avi Dobzinski]

Thanks Alan, this was made of 14 exposures 15 sec each at iso 6400, f/2.8, 24 mm

 

[JimFox]

Congrats on the Daily Featured Post Avi!

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[Avi Dobzinski]

Many thanks Jim

 

[Colorado CJ]

Awesome! What exactly are we seeing? Excellent photo.

 

[Avi Dobzinski]

Many thanks, Colorado CJ. Well, as my friend and I were waiting for the Milky Way to show up, this guy came to visit us, I guess it is a fallen star...

 

[Bob Denton]

This is great!

 

[Avi Dobzinski]

Many thanks Bob

 

[Mike Lewis]

Wow! Tremendous! Really a unique image of a cool event. Love the result - thanks for posting this, very deserving of Featured Post status!

ML

 

[Jameel Hyder]

Very interesting phenomena. And you got to capture it. Nice.

 

[lionking]

Great capture Avi!
Congrats on the featured post.
Print it BIG.

 

[Anatoly]

Thanks Alan, this was made of 14 exposures 15 sec each at iso 6400, f/2.8, 24 mm

It sounds for me, like it was a super slow moving object?
I thought it took a second altogether? Unless it just got into your long exposure set?

Great shot!