The Woodlands, Texas- Interesting Photo

Did you made any effects on it ? Why is it looking so green ?

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wait a sec im sorry i just reread my post from earlier and i kinda seemed like i came at you a bit harsh so i apologize for that. I think it looks that way from the glare the sun puts when the object is close and the sun gleaming behind it and the viewer viewing it from ground level. Sorry again we all family here

that looks like a sundog to me with perhaps some contrast thrown into it.

I played with this, blew it up, fixed the color, played with the gamma (that was mentioned before), exposure, etc. -- and I can find no "feathering". Would like to see this. Only see pixelation on the craft that is similar across the image. Whoever said this looked like a moth... whut?

I used to live in Spring.

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I hope this link works

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Thanks for sharing but do not expect any useful work from a non original photo.

Is there a way for you to have access to the original untouched photography, directly from the camera? Thanks!

I wish we could see the exif data for the pic

It's the Jupiter 2. Definitely the Jupiter 2.
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Thank you, everyone, who has taken time to respond. I also apologize to those who I offended. It was not my intent.

My son is supposed to set up a time for me to meet the person who took the photo. I am told that the original is posted somewhere on the web and again, I should have that information soon.

It may very well be a moth. Maybe it is a bad photo shopped image. Might be a military craft. That's why I'm bringing it here.

I will update soon,

cindy