Hi Anni. Aye! Especially if looking through even slightly dirty windows & screens. The dust/dirt particles create odd angles. If she used (especially) a digital camera with auto-focus, it may have focused on the screen area exactly where she was focusing her eyes. Older SLRs had a series of prisms & mirrors combined to change field of depth manually to compensate for anomalies.

If there were clouds or a storm coming in, it might have altered her perception, too. I have a photo taken off the Clearwater Causeway with what appears to be four suns (or luminous orbs) hovering in a 4-point compass pattern. I took it with an old Braun 35-mm SLR...well before the days of Adobe's Photoshop. The lighting was "just right"!

Not saying your friend didn't see & photograph twin suns. She certainly did ;-) Please compliment her.

LOL Rocky. I could just imagine you as a 40-mule team master in the 1800s. Yes, the townhouse is good size at 2400-sq' over three levels. What's taking so much time is the library and the music studio. That and we're packing, cleaning, taking to storage, refurbishing all at once. Add in cooking, laundry, walking the dog. I'm taking a break this afternoon...except for walking the dog...again.

TTFN