Ghost orbs in photos… could a 1910 photo provide evidence they’re real? We can learn a lot from an early 20th century photo of the Custer Battlefield cemetery. But first, this is important if you’re taking photos at haunted sites… Test Your Own Cameras When anyone (including me) assures you that something is true, fact-check…
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Photographing Ghost Orbs – LA
The following is an edited excerpt from the first edition of Ghost Photography 101, by Fiona Broome. Orbs are probably the most popular evidence of ghosts and hauntings. Orbs are the easiest for beginners to capture in photos. They can be confused with dust, bugs, pollen, reflections and moisture… but not as often as you…
York’s Cozy Ghosts at The Golden Fleece
If you’re looking for cozy ghosts, and orbs that seem to feel right at home, make York’s Golden Fleece Inn (and pub) your destination. The Golden Fleece is where I’ve seen some of the best, most convincing ghost orbs. Of course, orbs can appear anywhere. Some seem to be floating or gliding energy forms. Context…
New Orleans’s Ghosts after Katrina
HERE’S WHAT YOU NEED TO KNOW (Highlights of my January 2006 research, right after Hurricane Katrina changed EVERYthing for NOLA ghost hunters.) Ghosts have always been at home in New Orleans’ French Quarter. However, since Hurricane Katrina in mid-2005, hauntings have increased dramatically, though the French Quarter was barely touched by Katrina. Despite the devastation…
New Orleans, LA – ‘Voodoo Queen’ Marie Laveau’s House?
These photos were taken during an April 2005 ghost tour of New Orleans’ French Quarter. This was a time when the Quarter seemed especially spiritually active, a few months before Hurricane Katrina changed everything. I can recall walking up to an artist just outside the cathedral, and telling her to be prepared to move on…
New Orleans, LA – Gov. Nicholls St. Ghosts
If you take a “ghost tour” of New Orleans’ French Quarter, pay attention to your innate psychic intuition, or your gut feeling. That’s what we did during an April 2005 visit to America’s most haunted city. I’d seen the infamous LaLaurie Mansion on Gov. Nicholls Street; my photos showed very…