Is this a ghost or my imagination?

These pictures are of Bill, a friend of mine. He claims to have lived in a haunted house. I took this picture of Bill standing in his haunted house when he was moving out.

I've pointed out the anomaly and I want to get other opinions. The last picture in the series is enhanced with a Photoshop filter, done to highlight the anomaly.

I'd like to know what you see, if anything.


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To be honest I do not see anything.

Sorry to dissapoint.

What do you see?

Thanks by the way for uploading the pictures with the area in question highlighted.

Is there a way for you to upload the same pics with out any thing added to them? The original pics, I mean?



[edit on 13-3-2009 by gimme_some_truth]

I see a face, but very faintly in the corner. It looks like an alien, the face and eyes. It is very difficult to see but I can see something odd. Unless it was already there on the wall.

MW31

On second thought it looks human, maybe a child?



[edit on 13-3-2009 by misswanderer31]

Its your imagination.
Two lines.

Sure. There's only one picture, I have it scanned here:




Here's another view:




I can't help but seeing some kind of face. The only thing is, I'm not sure if the Photoshop filter I used helps or hurts in this.

To me it looks like the A smiley face badge with Kirby sat on the top of it - there is a mark, but I think it's just a glitch in the image rather than something paranormal

im sorry but i cant see anything. What exactly am i looking at?

By the way im not being funny or anything but what am i looking at?

what an imagination! seriously, I don't think there is anything there...sorry.

seconds lines are awesome!

Okay, I want to thank everyone for their honest responses. I know this photo was unimpressive.

I don't think the light anomaly is my imagination, just small. Some people have said they see something and others say they don't so I'll judge this photo as inconclusive.

Just a parting thought though, "ghosts" are only rarely captured in neat, clear and crisp photos. We usually just catch glimpses of them on the periphery.