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Written by Administrator
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Monday, 04 January 2010 23:07 |
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Fairies photographed in Cheltenham A good story for the new year, from our local rag thisisgloucestershire. Is this a photo of a dew-soaked cobweb, or actually fairies? At first glance, there appears to be nothing unusual about the mum-of-two from Charlton Kings – but the 46-year-old claims to photograph fairies.
Her home in Beaufort Road is covered in glossy photos, spattered with inexplicable white orbs and mysterious shapes, which she believes to be spirits. |
But wait, these aren't just your common-or-garden orbs, the photos can be replicated time after time. She doesn't see the fairies with her naked eye, but when she looks at the camera viewfinder and produces prints, there are dozens of white orbs and mysterious misty shapes.
"I recognise that it might be a trick of the camera. But I do experiments. I've been back to the same places at all times of the day and night. And whatever I do, it's the same," she said. |
Full story at...... Fairies photographed in Cheltenham |
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Written by John
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Friday, 09 October 2009 15:01 |
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Psi-wheel using convection currents. A great experiment a few minutes in. |
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Written by Chris Jensen Romer
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Sunday, 20 September 2009 16:54 |
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O rbs. We all know they are a reflection caused by the flash hitting a particle and doing something technical but quite explicable, that results in little circles on your digital photos. Dust, not ghosts. I have been saying this since series 2 of Most Haunted,and I said to Phil, Karl and Yvette that orbs were dust.. (Series One I was holding out for a possible thoughtographic explanation – Andrew Oakley of Parasoc gave the first technical/optical explanation of orbs as dust. I had previously been confused by having taken many hundreds of digital photos in dusty locations for work, with never an orb appearing. A change in chip architecture was the missing factor here. |
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Written by Chris Jensen Romer
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Monday, 14 September 2009 13:07 |
 1. the Safari Group - out to “catch” a ghost on film, armed with the latest in video, camera and laptop equipment. Every “vigil” begins with several hours of wiring and setting up sensitive devices all over the shop to allow these latter day big game hunters to bag the spook.
Usually succeed only in making you uncomfortable using the toilet in case you are being filmed or monitored, and while generally pleasant folks there is more technobabble than an episode of Star Trek. Always find an “anomaly” which as they are usually waving around EMF meters sensitive enough to pick up a fridge being turned off at 300m is no surprise! |
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