Some additional beautiful and stunning images of the sun emitting flares.  These happened in fractions of seconds, and with great brightness, and the wind was whipping around, so that with the naked eye one would be inclined to look down during this weather.

Why did I look up?  How did I get these shots?

I’m aware that the sun has been flashing, and the fact is I could both see it and feel it the day these were taken.  Now, by seeing what I meant was – there seemed to be a slight ‘strobe’ effect in the daylight as I walked outside.

In addition, the sunlight had a particular feel to it.  What I mean is that the quality and color of the light had a particular look and feel.  After photographing the sun for several years, sometimes I get a feeling that something interesting may be happening.

As soon as I pointed the camera at the sky, I was wowed.  I have never seen anything quite like these flares that I captured on video (Sun Fireworks, Flashing and UFOs), and presented as stills, here.

As I mentioned in Part One, I got my finger in most of these shots, and there is a reflection that runs from my finger to the sun.  No hair in these shots, whoo hoo!  What can I say?  It was crazy windy and I had to grip the camera pretty hard.

Finally!  A shot without my hair or finger in it, lol.  This is a great shot of the flare, emitting at about 3 o’clock.  The beautiful thickness of the plasma light, the multi color emissions, all captured here, beautifully.

Huge finger in this shot, oops, but I included it because of the interesting shape of this flare, at about noon o’clock.  Interesting how there is a second shorter flare to the left that isn’t attached to the sun.  Wonder how this flare occurred!?  Perhaps it is the partial remnant of a flare?

The next two shots are two of my favorites.  I absolutely LOVE these shots of the flare emitting wildly from the left and right sides of the sun.

Love the flow and wave like nature of the transmissions in this photograph, again emitting from the left and right sides of the sun.

I’m going to say it:  what the heck is this a photo of?  We can see the solar transmissions, but included are these lines in the sky where almost no flaring is seen at all.  I’d love to hear what you think on the Contact page if you have any thoughts.

Here are some related postings if you’d like to see more:

Video: Sun Fireworks: Sun Flashing and UFOs

Sun Flashing Still Shots Part One

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The following shots are stills from a video I took entitled ‘Sun Fireworks: Flashing and UFOs‘.  Now, because we have UFO stills in a recent posting and an upcoming posting that are similar, this post is focused on the actual solar flares.  They are AMAZING.  I had to say it in caps.

First, allow me to mention what is not solar flares in these still shots.  First, I got my finger in the video, because the wind was blowing so hard I had to really grip the camera and plant my arms on a rail to get the video.  And second, my finger makes a reflection with the sun that is the line going from my finger to the sun.  Okay, that’s covered, lol.  (Pun intended…)

Next the pinkish blueish blob in the upper middle of the first photo is not a UFO – it is a camera effect, an effect of the way the light is seen by the lens.  More on that another day….

Amazing Multi-Colored, Plasma Solar Flares

As you can see in the first photograph, below, a flare shoots out from about the 11 o’clock position on the sun.  The flare is a deep golden light, with rainbow colors, and much thickness.  In addition, the rainbow coloring extends out quite a ways from the thickest part of the flaring – this is covering a huge territory.

In this next shot, below, the sun flares at both the 9 o’clock and 3 0’clock positions.  The flare at 9 o’clock is amazing and so different than the emission above.  Lots of thinner lines of plasma are shooting outward, seemingly balanced by a think line of transmission shooting out from the sun at 3 o’clock.

I absolutely love this photo, below.  Note my hair got into this one, it is the lighted up curvy brownish hair curving towards the sun.  My hair loves the sun, also.

Actually, an interesting phenomena was happening as I was videoing.  The flares on the sun corresponded exactly with the strong puffs of wind blowing across the pasture where I was standing.  It was perfectly timed.  That is why my hair is prevalently flying around during the solar flares on the moving video – the flares corresponded with the timing of the wind picking up exactly. There’s an anecdote for you.

This shot is gorgeous as the flares transmit from both sides of the sun.

This shot is amazing – the sun is flaring from at least three positions at once.  The long thin arc of flare emitting from about 3 to 4 o’clock is stunning in it’s beauty.

This was another interesting effect of the flaring – a couple of times the flares lit up the sky in such a way that large swaths of sun lit up the atmosphere, but with large areas of no sun at all, within large lines in the sky.  This is also seen in another still photo in Part 2 of this series.  I can’t explain this.

Note, though, how the flare emitting from the 7 o’clock position seems bifurcated by this large swath of blue space in the photo below.  Very interesting.

More photos of stills from this video can be found here: Sun Flashing Still Shots Part Two

Link to video:  Sun Fireworks: Sun Flashing and UFOs

I love the sun, I love taking these photos, and I love sharing them here with you.

Love,

Solaris

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