Showing posts with label digital camera. Show all posts
Showing posts with label digital camera. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Ghosts Exist (Part II)


Okay, here's my photo of an orb manufacturing an ectoplasmic ghost. You can see the orb speeding through the ghost-illusion's "mouth" beneath the "eyes," at about the 4:00 o'clock position.

The photo was taken a few years ago in Colorado Springs, in Colorado's famous "Cave of the Winds," here...

http://www.caveofthewinds.com/

I had the guide turn off all lights for about 10 seconds. I pointed my digital camera straight up, toward the cave ceiling about 20 feet above us. (So, you're actually looking at something "looking straight down" at the camera [assuming that that thing can "look"].)

Before and after the lights were turned off, there was no steam up there coming out of the rocks to account for the greenish ectoplasmic "cloud."

Friday, February 19, 2010

Ghosts Exist!


Ghosts exist. I have actually photographed them! Anyone can! It's easy, if you know what to do.


(1) Use a digital camera with a flash.

(2) Take the picture in the dark.

(3) Take the picture at a place where one would think that ghosts are normally found.

(4) Say a prayer to God to make the ghost pose for the picture -- no joke.

(5) Take the picture when you, personally, are tired; tiredness attracts ghosts.

(6) Don't talk to the ghost.


Above is one shot I took. I took it about 10:30 p.m., about a year-and-a-half ago, in Magnolia Methodist Church graveyard.


The ghost you see here is of the orb variety. It is doing something astonishing: Assuming about 10 different positions during one flash, a few thousandths of a second long. You can tell that they are all the same orb, because of that telltale tab on them.

The white thing to the right is the gravestone the orb is coming around.