Dear Sirs/Madams, I am writing to you tonight regarding a recent photo taken during a dusk sky on 6/29/2015. She has a very nice camera and she is learning it inside and out. However, this time you have to help us out. She was taking succession pictures of Venus and Jupiter as they are nearing one another to create the Super Star. She turned in the other direction to take some pics of the moon and the colorful sky and left the camera on continuous mode. While reviewing the pics we noticed that one of them had 3 bright lights all in a row. These lights were not seen in the sky by either of us nor by any of our three kids who were out at the time. I told my wife it was likely a glare or made by the flash or something. We looked at the pics before and after in the succession and none of them had the lights in it as would be expected if it were a glare. I was stunned enough to sit down and write this to you though I am a HUGE SKEPTIC of this sort of thing. I'm figuring that there is a simple answer to this conundrum and am hoping you can clear it up for me. Thanks in advance for your time and attention on this matter.Respectfully,Robbie & Teresa Harris