loneliness of the long distance spotter

Nice set but that last one has got me thinking,who, what but I know where.:confused::).Really is weird seeing your favourite corner of the world for plane-spotting but nice one anyway Keith for adding it.:)

Yes I have got to agree with you there Tornado64,mind you if the martians ever do decide to invade earth along with Richard Burtons commentary they will come under the guise of a whole lot of dust spots.Ha,ha:D:):eek:

Got to agree with all the other remarks but really like how you have caught the Sabre and that SE5a shot. cheers..JB

Thanks for replying Kevin and with that answer of yours I think I’ll leave it there.It did seem to create a bit of excitement at the time and its the first time such a pronounced reflection has caused me to think otherwise.Thanks for the viewpoint..cheers..JB:)

I will include a photo as it came out including dust spots and then see if it makes a difference.

Can they just appear and disappear as I have a photo either side of this one and nothing on them,or would they diffract at a certain angle and highlight the aborition or dust spot for a fraction of a second.

Would a dust spot show up so much?

I just wanted too add the dot that can be seen was not added by me in any way and also wondered could it be a planet or star that might be visible.I am going to keep my C/F card anyway and would like any experts on sun flare to maybe give a reason why the dot or ball appeared and how it might have affected the glass to the image.:confused: