| I have been doing paranormal photography
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| | Florida, Chicago, Illinois, Richmond,
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| for about two years. I first took an
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| | Virginia, and New Orleans, Louisiana are
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| interest in it after visting St.
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| | wonderful places for paranormal
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| Augustine, Florida and going on a
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| | photography. How do you know if you've
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| "walking ghost tour." All I had with me
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| | captured a ghostly image on film? There
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| at the time was a disposable camera, but
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| | are three types of images that will show
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| after the film was developed, I was quite
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| | up. These are the Orbs, Ribbons, and
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| surprised with what I had captured.
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| | Mists. Orbs will look like round and
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| I've noticed that the best times to go
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| | cloudy discs of various sizes. Sometimes
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| out for a paranormal photographic
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| | there will only be one in a photo and
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| excursion are during the summer, at
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| | other times there will be dozens. Orbs
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| night, and just before a storm. There
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| | are the most common of the three.
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| seems to be a higher level of activity
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| | Ribbons look like beams of light, usually
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| during the above mentioned. Any camera
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| | red, yellow or orange, that zig-zag
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| will work fine, be it a disposable,
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| | across the photo. Mists are the most
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| polaroid, or digital. I prefer digital
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| | eerie. These will look like ghostly
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| because I can see the images right away.
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| | figures. Sometimes, even the outline of
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| The best places to take paranormal photos
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| | a face and/or body will be visible.
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| are at well known haunting locations.
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| | However, Mists are the most rare of the
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| Savannah, Georgia, St. Augustine,
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| | three.
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