I have pictures of shamanic friends superimposed on photos of my children. Of course it could be double exposure. But, I was very careful and some are quite synchronistic.

Another place to look would be the Art Bell site. Since he has retired, artbell.com may not get you there. But, with a little effort, you could find it under "Coast to Coast". There is also a recording on the site of (supposedly) voices heard when an explorative drilling into the earth reached a certain point It is eerie and gives me "goosebumps". But, there is no way of proving its authenticity.

I also recommend those inclined to experiment to take a tape (or digital) sound recorder to an historic place with no people around, a cemetary.Or, better yet place it near a newly deceased person. I have had some very interesting results. Unfortunately all my tapes were ruined by Katrina. So, I will make NO claims I cant substantiate. I can only repeat my many experiences as they come up.

I found the image gallery at http://www.coasttocoastam.com/gallery/images.html. There's some interesting stuff here. -- mary s

Taken in a cemetary in LaGrande Oregon.

Yes, I agree about orbs. I've never been impressed with them as the possibilities for their being dust or bugs, etc., is just too great. I'm a faithful T.A.P.S. watcher (my daughter and I watch every Wednesday evening) and get "bored" when the entire "orb" discussion/debate flares up on the show. At any rate, I'm going to go back through my pic files and see if I have anything worth posting to contribute to the consensus building effort.

Regards,

Pete

I have some pictures... My husband and I do a lot of photography, and we've seen some pretty weird stuff show up on film. Just last summer, at the end of our vacation, we stopped at a marshland area just outside of our city. The day was nice - not hot, not humid, but just right, and there was no dust or anything floating around.

We sat quietly in the van - motor was off - watching the wetland birds flitting around. After my husband prepared his camera for long-range shooting (he had to put on his telephoto lens), he slowly and quietly got out of the van. Aiming the camera at the far side of the marsh, he took several shots.

When we got the film back, we were stunned to see this large mist. The conditions required for actual mist to form were not present - we live in fairly dry country - and the image didn't appear on pictures preceding or following this image.

These photos were taken at an abandoned school built in in the early 1890's.

These are better than the ones posted above.

The shattered windshield was taken in a nearby town. It was one of my favorites, had it enlarged for a show, was ready to display it that is until a good friend stated, "that is sooo cool, I love the eye peeking out". How in the world "I" didn't notice it is beyond me. My body ran cold. Needless to say I didn't display it.

The telephone pole shot was difficult. No matter what I did, the shot just would not come out. It almost seemed as if there was "interference". My older sister was with me and we were taking photos for at least 1 1/2 hours, all without issue.

The same for the rooftop. Here again, no matter what I did, I just could not get a shot. It seemed as if there was an energy. Literally every shot, probably 100 in all, came out without issue except in these two areas.

Your thoughts are appreciated.