Enhanced photo of a tunnel, with  arrows indicating some ghost orbs larger photo of tunnel, unretouched
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These photos shows one of the tunnels beneath Bradford College, near Denworth Hall. It was not especially damp in this tunnel, and there were no shiny surfaces to reflect the flash. In the original photo, I can see at least ten orbs. I’ve indicated many of them in the smaller photo, above. Some are clearer than others. This is not proof that Bradford College is haunted. Orbs are not necessarily ghosts.

However, orbs usually indicate a haunted site.

With or without orb photos, the intense first-person stories–including those of our investigators and the students we interviewed–suggest that Bradford is truly haunted.

This is one in a series of articles about the ghosts of Bradford College

 

3 Responses to Bradford College – tunnel orbs

  1. kira casey says:

    at the end of the tunnel you see a yellow man figure he looks like he was in his mid 20′s he looks like he’s
    staring at you

  2. uxoreaper says:

    I’ve worked with cameras all my life and i can tell you right now, this is either:
    dust on the camera lense
    some sort of fractal distortion/hallation

    figures when you take a photograph right near a giant light spanning the entire hall

  3. I’ve been see lots of you articles Fiona,
    And I absolutely believe you,

    ah and about this photo,I’m sure that;s orb,
    because if it’s a pollen or vapor, WHY the shape always round?
    not every pollen or vapor always shaped round right?

    afterall there-s no shining object around them,
    so it’s impossible to be a flash right?

    ps: sorry my english’s bad, I’m from Indonesia, Yogyakarta, the most mystical province in Indonesia

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