What is this in my photo?

So I was recently on a hunting trip and we were at the end of our day back in camp. I noticed that during the evening sunset that there were some cool rainbow auras around the sun appearing in the sky... they were much more vibrant in real life, but decided to take a picture of one of them. Upon my return home, I showed the image to my wife. She asked why there were bubbles in the sky. On my phone she zoomed in on the said "bubbles" and we both just about freaked out. She literally got sick, and I started to get goose bumps right away. There is no photoshop on this image other than me enlarging the "bubbles". What I found strange was the depth and overall positioning of the "bubbles" in the photo. They do not fit with any other of the clouds in the sky. They look as though they are not in the distance like the mountain tops, but much closer. The trees on the left are about 100 yds from us, and the mountain top on the right is about 700 yds away. The bubbles dont look like they fit anywhere in the photo relative to the rest of the scenery.


What do you see?

[Thunder Bow]

As I said in your other post of photo, it looks like a dirt spot on the lens catching the sunlight.

[ELVISLOVER]

Why cant I view the picture?

I can view the picture but I cant see anything out of the ordinary. I'm missing something

Can you not see the exploded portion of the picture which I highlighted?

No, I cant see that. I knew I was missing something

[Howla Dark]

Tiny puffy clouds.