“Real” pictures of supposed spiritual apparitions are quite rare, I understand. One of the most well-regarded and famous is the “Brown Lady” photo from England, 1936.

One interesting thing I found out while searching for this image was that the ghostly woman is/was supposedly Dorothy Townshend, direct descendent of Thomas Townsend Brown, American inventor of various anti-gravity devices and the first director of NICAP.

I should have known that the caliber of visitor to this site would agree with the post. Perhaps I just wanted to go on record with my opinion and point people to the SSE, which is an organizaiton well worth the attention of anyone who is interested in true skepticism and open-minded inquiry.

Of course this person was a ‘true beleiver’ who tried to tell me I had taken pictures of ghostly orbs too.

But, she did have one picture of a full bodied apparition too. It was one of those that could not be a mistaken identity- It was either the real deal or a hoax. So if she hoaxed such things, then why bother with orbs at all? Hmmm…

Anyway, pictures of orbs, wispy things, and zigzaggy lights don’t impress me since they are easy to replicate with digital cameras

In one case I could clearly see the source as the reflection of the camera flash of a microphone stand.

The human shaped stuff… that’s another matter