takingpictures

'Fear is not an option'

Cascade Paranormal
Research

Taking Pictures

(or trying to capture spirits in a picture)

Taking pictures is fairly easy. The main rules that apply here are always take two or more pictures of the same
thing so that you have a control shot, something that you can use to compare any differences in the photograph.

Weather conditions are very important when taking pictures, as are dusty or dirty places. If there is snow or
rain, or moisture present, or lots of airborne dust, you will end up with pictures full of 'Orbs'.   Orbs are not
considered to be paranormal activity, although I'm sure this will always be a matter of debate lol. My feelings on
orbs are that if the above conditions are present and orbs are captured in pictures then they are just that, orbs.
However, I have seen many different types of orbs ranging from see through, to almost liquid type orbs, orbs
that are shooting up rather than down, and wonder whether there could be something paranormal if the
conditions mentioned are not present.   This will be part of my ongoing research to prove or disprove whether
orbs have anything to do with the paranormal.

One series of pictures that were taken at 'The Oxford Saloon' during our investigation showed an 'orb' that
appeared to be moving in a certain path.   If this were just dust would it behave in the same way it did in the
pictures?
Click here to view the video

Another problem we have encountered while taking pictures outdoors is the cold creating a mist like fog while
taking the picture.   When I take outdoor pictures I don't smoke, and also hold my breathe while I take pictures
to avoid this. Here are a couple of my favourite pictures where I have held my breathe and not smoked while
taking the picture.

The picture to the left
was taken first, and the
fog was not visible at
the time. The second
picture was taken
moments after the first.