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Are these orbs? This is a common error when taking pictures.
Orbs, which are unexplained energy, usually illuminate
themselves. What these orbs are in this picture are bugs. They are usually closer to the camera lens so they appear as round balls. You can see the white spot next to the motion detector on the vault. This bug is further away and is photographed clearly as a bug. It set our motion detector off by the way.
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Matrixing in photographs can give the idea that you have picked up something paranormal. The mind can project an image that is familiar to the viewer to recognize a face or form that really isn't there. In this picture there are two images that you can matrix. One is the skeleton face in the bottom middle pane. The second is the form of a hooded figure in the bottom left hand pane.
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| These days it seems as if everyone has "evidence" of the existence of the paranormal. But is it really? |
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One difficulty in taking pictures at night are reflective items. Whether it's street lights, green street signs or car tailights, they take on new life inthe photograph. |
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What you are actually looking at in the window, which is made of old patterned glass, is actually the tablecloth on one of the tables and the reflection of the wallswitch on the wall.
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| Many things, which seem to not be able to be explained, actually do have a simple explaination, once you look at it from all angles. The following are examples which, at first glance seem to be paranormal in nature, but which are really just part of this world.
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Again, more flash reflections at the Villa Kathrine. Guest investigator Michael who has portrayed George Metz at different Villa Kathrine functions is doing an evp session.
This is the inner courtyard and it's surrounded by glass windows and doors on the inside of the Villa. What appears to be a strange white line going down Michael is nothing but flash reflection off on the interior glass. |
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