Shot in monochrome mode - no conversion. How does that happen? No water on the lens, no water near by. Can't see it without looking through the lens. Not the usual bokeh one might get. What does that? Never happened to me before.
Thought for the day - "When I lost the fingers on my right hand in a freak accident, I asked the doctor if I would still be able to write with it. He said, “Possibly, but I wouldn’t count on it"." In an email from a friend. =)
The simplest explanation is that there was some object on the road causing glint. But it is very possible that it is some kind of reflection on the lens. In the latter case, just move a little and the sprite will disappear.
@dkellogg Thank you very much, David. I can try to recreate it.
@haskar Thanks, Haskar. That makes sense because when I turned 90 degrees, the sprite was gone. Then when I turned back - there it was. Wish I knew what the reflection was. =/
@corinnec Thank you so much, Corinne. No, I looked for glass. Maybe, it's a fairy. =)
@koalagardens Thanks!
@haskar Thanks, Haskar. That makes sense because when I turned 90 degrees, the sprite was gone. Then when I turned back - there it was. Wish I knew what the reflection was. =/