Cool pic

[MGMIAM]

Hi all
I took my nephew shooting the other day, while snapping pics of him I went thru the pics and when i expanded this pic if you see the bullet rifling spin reflection from the sun. The shooter behind him, the smoke , I thought pretty cool to share.
Thanks
MGMIAM

 

[TAJ45]

That is something. What was your shutter speed?? Regular camera I presume.

 

[The boogalorian]

Hate to be "that guy", but maybe you could teach him why it is important to wear safety glasses when he is shooting. Just sayin".

 

[doglover]

Hi all
I took my nephew shooting the other day, while snapping pics of him I went thru the pics and when i expanded this pic if you see the bullet rifling spin reflection from the sun. The shooter behind him, the smoke , I thought pretty cool to share.
Thanks
MGMIAM

Hi all
I took my nephew shooting the other day, while snapping pics of him I went thru the pics and when i expanded this pic if you see the bullet rifling spin reflection from the sun. The shooter behind him, the smoke , I thought pretty cool to share.
Thanks
MGMIAM

That is a really cool photo!

 

[Cecil S.]

Very Cool.

 

[Texas10]

That's a one in a million shot! Was that a cell phone camera?

 

[MGMIAM]

Photo was taken with iPhone. I couldn't do that again ever i bet

 

[mousegunner]

Freind of mine was shooting a handgun with the sun at his back and he talked about how he saw the bullet flying to the target (sun reflecting off the base). I said "I can't see it but only those true of heart with no evil in their soul can see a bullet in flight and the line at the equator."

 

[GotRDid]

Brilliant capture.
I have watched the setting sunlight glint off the base of my Nosler Ballistic Tips through the spotting scope as my buddy was shooting clay birds on the 300 yd berm.
Our range faces East, and during the Summer, one can indeed watch the bullet track diownrange. A sunlight induced "tracer" if you will.
GotRDid.