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Well, Are We All 'Orbed Out' Yet?
Posted Nov 16.02
Hi.
Thanks for being interested on my pictures [see below]. I would
like to say that the
most of the pictures shown on my Website are taken by
digital cameras, but
the one where my wife is shown with two orbs, is a
normal photo, taken with
a disposable Kodak camera, so the equation GOOD CAMERA=
MORE ORBS is not
valid from my point of view.
Best regards.
Claudio Pisani (Italy)
cipidoc@tiscalinet.it
The amount and quality of orbs in your photos is proportionately equal to the technology your digital camera possesses. Has anyone ever given any thought to the fact that orb photos were never heard of, let alone seen 20-25 years ago. As camera technology changes so does the appearance of all the dust, moisture and light refraction and reflection. things your camera captures. Isn't everyone orbed out yet?
Everyone I know who owns a digital camera, including myself, has a million orb shots. I have a bunch of orb shots taken by my 35 mm too. In fact I took a huge orb shot a couple of weeks ago, caused by light refraction on the lens. The majority of orbs (probably 95%) are not ghosts!
Dee Marie Freedman
Director, Hauntings Research Group
www.hrg.homestead.com
hauntingsresearch@yahoo.ca
There are many pictures of mine and from friends.
They are Spirits (?)
http://web.tiscali.it/AMPUPAGE/foto2.htm
Dr. Claudio Pisani (Italy)
cipidoc@tiscalinet.it
Are these bright spots that appear consistently in pictures really orbs? Have you photographed similar anomalies and would like to share those images with FarShores readers? Do orbs really exist, or are the simplest answers - reflections from a bright light source, or illumination of airborne dust particles - the right ones? In some instances, could orbs even represent a form of previously unknown intelligence? Perhaps the essence, or soul, of a departed one? Do you have your own theory or explanation?Send your e-mails to: farshores@canada.com
See: Photographer's New Digital Camera Captures Orbs
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