Published March 24, 2009 | 
There are MANY ways to get a “ghost picture” that’s really just an optical illusion at this place, but, on the other hand, I’ve had more kids than I can count say that they’ve seen a woman in these two windows, and the curtains were moving around a lot on this particular night – more than they normally do from the air vents. No adjustments have been made to these ones. What do you think? See anything?
Published March 23, 2009 | 
Ghosts may exist, they may not. Either way…a lot of these photos have been double exposed or even photo-shopped (the child by the grave…the child is far too large to actually be in the picture). It can be agreed that “famous” does not mean “real”.Personally, I believe in ghosts for the most part, though pictures make me skeptical. These all look fake, especially the one of the grandmother. That looks to me just to be someone who got caught in the picture, not a ghost.
Also, these ‘experts’, I’ll agree, are clever disguises for the lack of any real proof that these are legit. Does anyone have anything better to do besides photoshop, blur, and blog pictures of black and white, too-fuzzy-to-be-determined “ghosts”? This strange photo was taken in an intensive care unit in Colorado.
Published March 22, 2009 | 
That part about San Antonio is not as it seems, as well. The whole part about cars moving independently (as the story goes) is due to a terrain apparition called a gravity well, in which the foliage and such grow in the opposite direction that gravity would dictate. The gravity wells occur on hills, where the cars will seem to be moving independently, but it’s just an optical illusion
Published March 21, 2009 | 
Thats exactly why these things work. YOur brain is constantly attempting to make sense of the patterns and sensory information you take in. In an attempt to organize this information into common patterns it creates faces and fills in blanks and etc.
The fact that for the most part theyre all black and white also tells you something. Photo technologies were much different and so was the devloping process… easier to make mistakes in exposure and smudges and etc… You dont see color, digital photos of ghosts because the cameras take clear, accurate pictures. Oh yeah that and the fact they dont exist. ok, in the picture of the grandma and her ghost husband behind her….in the trees in the upper left handc corner of the picture, does anyone else see something that looks like a face? might just be the trees, but hwen i noticed it it kinda freaked me out.
Published March 20, 2009 | 
A possible explanation of the armchair one: They said that the lens was left open for a whole HOUR. If someone sat in the chair for just a few minutes, the lighter (more reflective) parts of their faces and clothes would show up on the film as a “ghost” image.
I agree with people, the 9-foot-tall dude and the baby look fake.
Otherwise, These are some impressive ghost pics. I’ve had some unexplainable experiences myself, but that’s another discussion.