Can somebody analyze this picture, are these ghost in the picture or a fraud?

[CaptainNapalm]

Definitely ghosts.

 

[KmH]

Ghosts? Metaphysical or technical?

Ghosting in photographs is a common technical glitch, or ghosting can purposely be accomplished by manipulating the exposure of a photo as demonstrated by astroNikon.

Since no one has ever proved the existence of metaphysical ghosts, ESP, telekinesis, remote viewing, nor any other speculated metaphysical phenomena it's almost certain no metaphysical phenomena exist.

 

[Braineack]

ghosts: imaginary spirits of imagination.

 

[Derrel]

No, I am serious, somebody posted this lying her ass off that these pink deformities are in fact ghosts, really no bs, I dont belive it so I ask here where I think many people are experts in photography and will explain the real reason for this.

You *have* actually gotten some plausible explanations as to the "real" reason for these streaks--see tecboy and pez's posts specifically. The problem is, that there are quite a few things that could have caused this "effect" so I doubt anyone can pin it down to the ONE thing that actually DID cause it. But we can certainly pin it down to this--it ain't ghosts.
Maybe the picture was TAKEN by ghosts, though. That could explain it; they're terrible photographers, can never hold a camera steady.

Why does it matter to you anyway? So she's lying. Who cares? Anybody unintelligent or naive enough to BELIEVE that anything in that photo is a ghost deserves to be led astray. I mean, that's not even a remotely convincing "ghost" image. I've seen some really WEIRD photos of "spirits"--ones that are MUCH harder to explain possible reasons for, and ones where it actually LOOKS like ghosts or spirits. This one just looks like ugly pink streaks from chemicals fading.

I dated a ghost once, a long time ago. I had a great first date with her, but the she just disappeared...vanished into thin air.

 

[Gavjenks]

I agree. Definitely ghosts. You can tell by the pixels.

 

[Coasty]

Ghosts? Metaphysical or technical?

Ghosting in photographs is a common technical glitch, or ghosting can purposely be accomplished by manipulating the exposure of a photo as demonstrated by astroNikon.

Since no one has ever proved the existence of metaphysical ghosts, ESP, telekinesis, remote viewing, nor any other speculated metaphysical phenomena it's almost certain no metaphysical phenomena exist.

And yet every culture has “ghost stories”…

We weren’t able to prove the existence of atoms until the technology came about to do so, but the atoms were there all along.

 

[astroNikon]

Ghosts? Metaphysical or technical?

Ghosting in photographs is a common technical glitch, or ghosting can purposely be accomplished by manipulating the exposure of a photo as demonstrated by astroNikon.

Since no one has ever proved the existence of metaphysical ghosts, ESP, telekinesis, remote viewing, nor any other speculated metaphysical phenomena it's almost certain no metaphysical phenomena exist.

I believe in it. But NOT with that picture. Along with "orbs" which can conveniently be dust with light reflection (like the light from the video cameras that record it -- also research air flows in a house, especially one with no windows, etc). I think there's alot to believe in BUT it's overwhelmed by fake stuff simply to make money off of - ie, alot of the stuff on TV.

I posted some pics on my facebook a while back which could have been Orbs, or ghosts or weird ghostly writing in the dark, but I knew it was all fake because I made it. LOL. Some people freaked out that I had ghosts in my house .... amazing.

I like the one show on TV that tries to debunk potential ghost problems. But, as I mention there are some things that I think are real as I've been subject to some weird things.

One such time was many years ago on a Saturday morning when I was watering my plants and a friend of mine was standing right next to me (saw him in the corner of my eye & felt it), until I turned my head. Then nothing. I found out he passed away the previous night or that morning. That was freaky. I have no photos of that though except for it burned into my memory.

 

[480sparky38 38]

After extensive analysis, I have concluded there are no ghosts in the image.

I did, however, discover there's a quarter laying on the ground next to the walkway, the shingles on the roof are aging enough to warrant replacing, there's 3 birds' nests in the tree, and the wood used for the seating is cedar.

 

[71M]

Well done, good work!

After extensive analysis, I have concluded there are no ghosts in the image.

I did, however, discover there's a quarter laying on the ground next to the walkway, the shingles on the roof are aging enough to warrant replacing, there's 3 birds' nests in the tree, and the wood used for the seating is cedar.

 

[astroNikon]

After extensive analysis, I have concluded there are no ghosts in the image.

I did, however, discover there's a quarter laying on the ground next to the walkway, the shingles on the roof are aging enough to warrant replacing, there's 3 birds' nests in the tree, and the wood used for the seating is cedar.

did you notice the little dark haired girl in the background wearing a pink shirt ?

 

[table1349]

 

[runnah]

Gh-gh-gh-ghosts!!

 

[mmaria]

I was really hoped for a proper ghosts image...

I'm disappointed

 

[limr29 2]

Well I for one kinda hope that ghosts are real. Because I totally want to haunt the sh** out of some people if I go before them.

 

[71M]

Infrasound is a related aspect of research worth knowing about. Frustratingly, most of the online paranormal type groups aren't equipped to investigate it, within the context of 'hauntings'. Google: Vic Tandy infrasound.

IMO, there's a particularly worthwhile book about ESP, Poltergeist activity, telekinesis, (written in the 1960s, maybe out-of-print nowadays):
The ESP Experience: A Psychiatric Validation, by Jan Ehrenwald.

Laurens van der Post wrote extensively about the iKung's - Kalahari Bushmen's - use of telepathic communication.