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Subject: Re: [mysterylights] Humble Request for Images
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Sean:

I am currently investigating an active Earthlight
sighting area in northern Alabama and have some time
-exosure photos. I can email you few if you want
them. I am also writng a book about these Earthlights
and hope to have the manuscript completed soon.

These Earthlights are large (about eight feet in
diameter) and are a bright yellowish-orange. I have
visited this site several times and have seen them
myself.

Wyatt Cox

--- "Sean B. Palmer" <sean@...> wrote:

> Hi everyone,
> 
> In recovering from an injury, I've had a little time
> recently to work
> on some more content for mysterylights.com,
> including an article on
> lights in the Taurus Mountains, lots of
> Will-o'-the-wisp report
> transcriptions, some more information about the
> Hornet Spooklight, and
> a general redesign of the whole site. I'll be
> publishing it within a
> few days, I hope.
> 
> One thing I'm missing, however, is an image that I
> can use to
> illustrate my main article on earth lights. I'm
> using creative
> commons, public domain, and fair use images, and
> given the relative
> rarity of the phenomenon, it's rather hard to get
> decent images to use.
> 
> Does anyone have an image related to earth lights
> that they'd allow me
> to use, with credit, on this article? See
> http://inamidst.com/lights/earth for where it would
> appear. At the
> moment I've got the grainy scan of Orrick Sparlin's
> Hornet Spooklight
> image there, but it's not really all that colourful
> or exciting.
> 
> Feel free to respond either to the list, or to me
> directly at sean
> -at- miscoranda -dot- com if you have any offers.
> 
> Thanks!
> 
> -- 
> Sean B. Palmer
> http://inamidst.com/lights/
> 
> 
> 
>