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After the previous post, http://www.paranormal-marketing.com/2008/10/06/dense_mist_photo ,myself and my colleges have been taking numerous photographs at the same location and we finally caught the above photograph on another clear night.

Again it wasn’t caused by smoking and it was a much warmer evening so we couldn’t see our breath at all.

As before I’m not saying it’s definitely caused by paranormal activity, but it’s unexplained.

While I’m writing about strange photographs, please see this photograph taken at another location in Birmingham:

It shows classic ‘orbs’, the most we have ever caught on a single photograph. ‘Orbs’ are very controversial. They are quite common, but all show a similar form and texture with varying sizes and intensities. Often we take photographs in exactly the same location afterwards and they are gone, or sometimes if quick enough they can even appear to move.

Are they reflections? Are they dust particles? Well I doubt very much if they all are. The more activity in a location, the more ‘orbs’ we appear to catch, but obviously this cannot be proven. What do you think?

If you would like to study the ‘orbs’ photograph and zoom in without losing quality, please visit http://picasaweb.google.com/carloss.paul/PJC#5256122996279565186 and click on the magnifying glass at the top right of the picture. Now click on the zoomed image and drag it to see the desired part of the photo. The original photo was stored at 3264×2448 pixels.

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