Are these ghosts in the cemetery

Originally posted by Extralien
I'm on the thinking that it is moisture in the air.

Look at the grass.
It seems that there is moisture dropplets accumulating on the grass blades.

This, of course, all depends on when and where the pics were taken, tempurature druing the day and then the night, humidity etc. etc.


Photos cannot just be submitted as evidence, you need all manner of readings in order to do a detailed examination of anything. And for this type of picture, the weather is one major factor in getting to the truth of what we see.

Don't forget, we also breathe out moisture too..

The 'dropplets' on the grass also remind meof a type of flower that grows in the UK amongst the grass, but it looks a bit too small for it to be that.
We need a day time photo of the exact same location to see if these flowers are there or not, if not, then this proves it was moisture on the grass, and most likely, in the air too.

Hello, I am MysteriousEyes' husband...and my daughter and I took a total of almost 30 photos last night about 10 p.m. @ Union Cemetery in Cincinnati, Ohio.

For the record, I had my wife post these photos for us because she has 'Photobucket' on her computer...and I do not (She is also more 'into' computer operation than I am).

Let me try to clarify a few things as to conditions here last night:

- There was absolutely no wind or breeze...and a very warm night
- It was definitely neither wet, nor dewey on the ground (it had been very dry and sunny here all day).
- There was no mist or fog in the air.
- The sky was dark and clear...with little moonlight.
- My daughter and I experience 'zero' bugs in the air around us.
- While it was begun during the Civil War, this is a very well kept, grass-covered cemetary, with paved walkways
throughout (no dust, sand or dirt).


The Photos:

- We spent about an hour walking around various parts of the cemetery, randomly snapping photos
- We did not look at ANY of the photos until we got home and put them on my wife's computer.

- We had taken almost 30 photos last night...and of those, only 1 showed tons of orbs (posted) and about 3 or 4
other photos showed from 1 to 3 orbs. The overwhelming majority were completely 'orb-free'.

- My psychically-sensitive, 23 yr. old daughter was very enthusiastic and brave for most of the time we were there...however, the time came about 3/4 into our walk through, when she began to feel 'creeped-out'...and was feeling a growing urgency to leave. I would've stayed longer, but she was REALLY insistent that we get out fast....So we headed out with haste.

- Coincidentally, the orbs began showing up in photos taken toward the end of our time there, with the photo containing the multitude of orbs being taken as I turned back, just before we hopped over the fence to leave.

Ahhh England out...it sucks!!!!!
Well Done nice photos

reply to post by MysteriousEyes1

Thanks. I was hesitant to tell that story in here, for you know what some of our members think Ghosts are. I too hope he finds her, I could not imagine roaming this Earth looking for someone on the Other Side. The only way he will find her is to go there himself. Sadly, may do not know how, and some do not wish to. So, there you have it. I do know that everyone attends their own funeral. And on that subject, why do humans spend so much for caskets and then bury it in the ground? And why all the tears and wailing? Death is a change like no other. You revert to 33 years old, all health problems go away, and all is like you think it is. Sometimes I find it difficult to wait.

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I am terror-fied.

Have fun.

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I'm thinking it's why they left. Started to drizzle.

Oops, didn't see note from hubby above.

Originally posted by autowrench
reply to post by MysteriousEyes1

 

Death is a change like no other. You revert to 33 years old, all health problems go away, and all is like you think it is. Sometimes I find it difficult to wait.

I sure hope this is true. More than anything in the world. What happens to children who've died pre-identity maturation? Perhaps you'll say that we all have our identities at birth, and that it just takes some time for us to find ourselves in this place.

Originally posted by AkumaStreak
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I am terror-fied.

Have fun.

I am sorry you feel this way; I have no wish to report you, AkumaStreak.
Just looking for an apology...or a simple statement that you were only having a bit of fun.
The way you presented your 'doctored' photo, strongly implied that it was a hoax my wife was perpetrating.

reply to post by IAMTAT

(no dust, sand or dirt).

What about pollen or those little puffs that float dandelion seeds around? Pollen is found just about everywhere. Dust picked up from windstorms in Africans deserts gets deposited on the US East coast.

Don't flame me, I'm not trying to pee anyone off.

Originally posted by butcherguy
reply to post by IAMTAT

 

(no dust, sand or dirt).

What about pollen or those little puffs that float dandelion seeds around? Pollen is found just about everywhere. Dust picked up from windstorms in Africans deserts gets deposited on the US East coast.

Don't flame me, I'm not trying to pee anyone off.

It's certainly possible. I just know that these things only showed up in a small percentage of the photos taken. I would assume that if it was pollen, dust, whatever...floating around the cemetery on a windless night, that they would've been present in ALL of the photos in the same abundance.

reply to post by IAMTAT

That is a good point that you make.

Something else to keep in mind is the possibility that dust lying on walkways and grass could have been stirred up by your own footsteps. Even in a windless environment, slight air currents could make the difference between the presence or absence of dust in the area being photographed.

Another possibility is lint shedding from your clothing. Any quick movements could send some out in front of the camera.
ETA: a sneeze can also fill the air with a spray of fine droplets.