Very odd thing in a picture my mate took of his house

Hi All,

My friend took a photo of his house for an assignment. Everything was fine when he took the picture, but when opening it on his computer, he found a very odd shape/figure on the photo. He went outside again, and there's definately nothing where this shape appears in the photo.

Anyways, the thoughts of fellow ATS'ers would be greatly appreciated. His a bit freaked by it, and upon studying it, I really can't see what logical explanation could explain it. He thinks it could be a reflection of something, but i'm not sure.

As a note, I may be seeing things, but if you zoom in on the round-white ghost, I'm sure I can see an embryo/human developing in the womb??? I don't know, take a look, and let me know your thoughts.

Image taken with a 2MP Digital Camera.

Here's the imageshack link:

It's about 500KB in size, and i've highlighted the "object" in a red box

img133.imageshack.us...

Thanks very much

As for being the orb specialist in my paranormal investigation group, i hate to tell you this bud, but it's nothing more than light rflecting off of dust. nothing unusual here. but keep looking, theres a lot out there.

freaky you know what that looks like to me? its like when you look into a microscope looking at cells. thats what its like.

im trying to think of other possibilities, maybe some sort of sun spot? reflection of the lens? hmmm i wouldnt say its a ghost.

could be an orb.

still say it looks like a picture of a cell though.

strange be good to here what others think

please excuse me if i make no sence its early and i aint had coffee yet



urgh at my spelling

[edit on 043030p://15064 by ronishia]

Hi Guys,

THanks for your replies.

Thanks tinko1. Your probably right. Though I agree with ronishia. It looks like a biological cell. It's probably dust or something like you said, but still, interesting.

I think my friend will be much more on-the-look-out for paranormal happening from now on. He'll be glad to have an explanations though.

THanks again.

And i'm AMAZED!!!!! at the speed of the reply. Fantastic!

Like Tinko said, its more then likely an overfocused dustparticle or something else floating really close to the lens of the cam.