I don't have any photos, but only have the following story to relate.
When my daughter was about three years old, my wife noticed that sometimes Megan would suddenly straighten up and even have a look of alarm on her face. When queried, Megan responded that she saw "ghost bubbles". My wife wanted to get to the bottom of this but Megan was insistant that they were real and in fact was surprised that we couldn't see them. Megan was even able to describe them fairly accurately and consitently. This would happen again a few time over the next few years but eventually the phenonmenon went away. A few year later my wife saw an article in the paper or magazine about paranormal "orbs" and showed Megan the photograph -- Megan non-chalantly stated "that's them!"
Anyway, just thought you'd like the ponder the concept that perhaps such orbs are not "photographicable" in the normal sense of the word.
Michael
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-----Original Message-----
From: ADavidhazy [mailto:andpph@xxxxxxx]
Sent: Friday, December 12, 2008 04:02 PM
To: 'List for Photo/Imaging Educators - Professionals - Students'
Subject: Looking for photos of ORBS and related "paranormal" subjects
Dear PF members, I was contacted by a free-lance writer for a photo magazine about debunking claims of extraterrestrial or force field nature of things widely known on the Internet as "orbs" and "mists", etc. - as well as any other possible manifestations of paranormal (whatever _that_ is!) activity captured by a camera but not seen by human eyes. If you have some examples of such images and would not mind sharing I'd be interested in them. I don't think there is any payment involved (just to be up front about this) buy maybe. thank you, andy
