Marcorignan 2011, Three Spherical Objects in a Photograph

Summary

A photographer captured an image of a rainbow and, upon reviewing it the next day, noticed three spherical, gray spots that he couldn't explain. Since there was no direct observation during the photo's capture, it is difficult to determine the nature of these objects. The small black dots do not appear to be insects near the lens, as their shape and the time of year (winter) do not match that explanation. The brightness of the "object" is similar to that of an electrical wire, suggesting it was likely at a distance comparable to that of the wires from the camera lens. The most plausible hypothesis is that these were small helium balloons that had moved or disappeared into the clouds before the next photo was taken. However, due to the lack of direct observation, no further investigation into the origin of these balloons was conducted.