Couldn't help it. Something interesting happened this weekend. Myself and two friends went to Yosemite National Park. My friend L. bought a disposable 35MM camera at the Yosemite Park gift shop since his digital camera wasn't working.
After lunch at the Ahwanee Hotel (hot dogs & turkey wraps, on a budget LOL) we went for a walk in the Park near the Happy Isles Bridge. We found a large old redwood tree that had its heart burned out in a forest fire, but the tree survived, and so there is a inverted V-shaped hollow in the middle, big enough for a person to stand in.
L. snapped a picture of the tree before I had a chance to say, "Hey, why don't you let one of us pose in the hollow?" I thought a picture of the tree by itself was "wasteful" when we could have gotten 3 shots of all of us in the hollow. BUT I kept my mouth shut, as it was his camera & his decision of what to shoot.
So HERE'S the odd thing. The next day, we got the pictures developed in triplicate so everyone could have one set. The picture he took of the aforementioned tree by itself had a little light orb in the hollow. Some people think these little lights captured on film are "spirit lights" & are the energy of an entity trying to show itself. OR it could be a flaw on the film, or a stain from the photo processing, right...? Well, there are only a couple frames of film with these orbs......& none of the prints look incongruous, which means the flaw occured during exposure, not processing. There was no bad weather that day, and the camera was a plastic cheapie from the gift shop. I was present during the taking of all the photos & there were no visible abnormal atmospheric events.
The other "orb" frame is 2 lights inside the underside of a bridge, but I was more struck by the tree photo because I have my own ideas about what that light is. Or, who it is...if it's supposed to be a formerly earthbound spirit.
OK you all have permission to think I'm nuts, but since I already posted mightly on 2 previous "ghost" thread in the Lounge, I figured this post wouldn't change anyone's opinion.


Couldn't help it. Something interesting happened this weekend. Myself and two friends went to Yosemite National Park. My friend L. bought a disposable 35MM camera at the Yosemite Park gift shop since his digital camera wasn't working.
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