scary pictures.
Perelandra
I found one on ghostweb not too long ago,
it was an apparition of an older lady, which really freaked me out
because it looked just like my grandmother who died over two years ago.
I mean, it was spooky! This spirit had the same hairstyle, the same
style of clothes my grandmother liked to wear. The room even looked a
bit like my grandmother's bedroom! weird, weird, weird.......
yours truly, and still spooked,
Perelandra
dreadnaut
Perelandra wrote:
>What's the scariest ghost photograph you've ever seen?
I can't remember where I found either of these, but I have one that's an
ordinary picture of a middle-aged couple posing for a photo outside their(?)
home, only you can make out very faintly a transparent figure standing
behind them, as if posing for the photo along with them. The figure appears
to be that of a young man, only partially decomposed (i.e. semi-skeletal).
The image is very creepy and I don't see how it could have possibly been
faked. I have this saved on my hard drive. If anyone would like me to send
it to them, just remove the NO SPAM and e-mail me privately.
I've also seen another one that was a picture of someone's den or family
room at night, only looking very closely, one can discern the blueish
luminescent image of what looks like a young boy with some kind of head/eye
trauma who appears to be trying to force his way inside via the sliding
glass door. I deleted this one a while back, although I'm fairly certain it
exists on one of the major ghost photo websites out there.
There are tons others as well. I'm actually a big fan of classic spirit
photography (yes I know it's mostly faked, but that doesn't make it any less
beautiful or haunting). I really wish there was more of *that* out there on
the web, as most "ghost photo" sites only tend to display commonplace,
boring "anomalous" snaps and polaroids.
- D
Toni
>I can't remember where I found either of these,
<scary stuff snipped>
Yikes! No, I don't want to see either of those pictures -- I have cold chills
running up and down my spine just from reading about them!
This isn't the same thing exactly, but I surfed onto a personal web page by
some VERY STRANGE young man, and got the life scared out of me about 5 seconds
later by an absolutely bloodcurdling scream blowing out of my speakers. Once I
stopped hyperventilating -- and muted my speakers -- I checked out some other
stuff on his site. I am very nosy, so I clicked on a webcam link, thinking I
was going to see some guy sitting at his computer...what I saw instead was
labeled "The Dead Guy Cam." There was a static shot of a man lying facedown in
the middle of a large oval rug. You could tell it was a video, though, by the
changes in the picture texture, etc. This guy claimed to have murdered this
fellow and to be keeping him in his basement. The details weren't clear -- I
couldn't make out any injuries, etc -- but it certainly looked like a real
person. I can only hope that it was not a real Dead Guy.
He noted that occasionally, he would pop into the picture, maybe wave or do
some "work" on the body...I was VERY freaked out, but sat watching it,
facinated, for several minutes. It eventually freaked me out so badly I
left...but while I watched, I kept imagining that this guy, the "murderer", was
lurking just outside the frame....or that the Dead Guy was going to get
up...dead and half his face gone, and shamble toward the camera...
Toni
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maia
Well, the web is home to the seriously disturbed, besides the only
mildly disturbed that hang around here (no offense, folks--it's a joke).
I can only think of two ghost pics that have scared me, and probably
because I was so young when I first saw them: the classic brown lady
picture (can't remember from where, but it's old), and the picture of
that floating monk (again really old). Both are classics! They've
probably been debunked by now, but they still scare me...
Speaking of classic, I dig the "Entity" photo--the one with the arc of
light? That one *hasn't* been debunked, as far as I know. It was even
featured in a photography magazine. That photo is only scary if you
know the story behind it--and then it's terrifying!
A lot of "ghost" pics look to be developing mistakes to me (or flaws in
the film, and whatnot). The orb photos are interesting, but not at all
frightening. Also, I can almost never see the stuff other people see in
the photos, even when it's pointed out to me. "Can't you see the face
there? And the torso there??" Nope, sorry. Maybe I just lack
imagination, because it's not like I'm overly rational!
BTW, that recent Art Bell photo (the one in his studio with the red
thing) was a little creepy, but again--I never saw a menacing devil
figure in that. (Believe me, I looked. It just seemed like a red
cloudy thing to me.)
Oh, well...
*grin*
maia
Toni
>I can only think of two ghost pics that have scared me, and probably
>because I was so young when I first saw them: the classic brown lady
>picture (can't remember from where, but it's old), and the picture of
>that floating monk (again really old). Both are classics! They've
>probably been debunked by now,
I think I read recently that the Brown lady of Rhynam (sp?) Hall was debunked
as a fake...but it's still a scary picture. I saw both of those as a kid as
well...in fact, I did a research project on faked ghost and spiritualist
photos...my fourth grade teacher has serious concerns about my mental
health....
Do any of ya'll have any other details on the Brown lady being debunked?
Haunter
On 30 Jun 1999 13:03:58 GMT, plmp...@aol.comspambgon (Toni ) wrote:
>>I can't remember where I found either of these,
><scary stuff snipped>
>
>Yikes! No, I don't want to see either of those pictures -- I have cold chills
>running up and down my spine just from reading about them!
or that the Dead Guy was going to get
>up...dead and half his face gone, and shamble toward the camera...
>
>
A.T.
it faked. I could be making that up, though.
On the first page of Art Bell's ghost photos page is some sort of 3D
obviously faked photo...still scared the hell outta me, though. I even had
a pair of 3D glasses laying around, so I looked at it through them. Very
yucky, creep picture.
Acta
Toni <plmp...@aol.comspambgon> wrote in message
news:19990630114356...@ng-da1.aol.com...
> maia writes:
>
> >I can only think of two ghost pics that have scared me, and probably
> >because I was so young when I first saw them: the classic brown lady
> >picture (can't remember from where, but it's old), and the picture of
> >that floating monk (again really old). Both are classics! They've
> >probably been debunked by now,
>
> I think I read recently that the Brown lady of Rhynam (sp?) Hall was
debunked
> as a fake...but it's still a scary picture. I saw both of those as a kid
as
> well...in fact, I did a research project on faked ghost and spiritualist
> photos...my fourth grade teacher has serious concerns about my mental
> health....
> Do any of ya'll have any other details on the Brown lady being debunked?
>
>
Toni
>Oh geez...that's really sick....thanks for sharing..
No prob! Always glad to help and to bring a little sunshine into my friends'
lives....
Stephanie Rendino
dreadnaut wrote:
> Perelandra wrote:
> >What's the scariest ghost photograph you've ever seen?
>
> I can't remember where I found either of these, but I have one that's an
> ordinary picture of a middle-aged couple posing for a photo outside their(?)
> home, only you can make out very faintly a transparent figure standing
> behind them, as if posing for the photo along with them. The figure appears
> to be that of a young man, only partially decomposed (i.e. semi-skeletal).
> The image is very creepy and I don't see how it could have possibly been
> faked. I have this saved on my hard drive. If anyone would like me to send
> it to them, just remove the NO SPAM and e-mail me privately.
Could you post it to the binaries newsgroup? I don't know if you have it, of
course, but you could e-mail it to someone who does.
>
>
> ( dtNOSPA...@hiwaay.net )
>
> I've also seen another one that was a picture of someone's den or family
> room at night, only looking very closely, one can discern the blueish
> luminescent image of what looks like a young boy with some kind of head/eye
> trauma who appears to be trying to force his way inside via the sliding
> glass door. I deleted this one a while back, although I'm fairly certain it
> exists on one of the major ghost photo websites out there.
>
I've never seen that one. I've seen one in a book of a boy who is appearing
beside another one, both in bathing suits though. That was sort of eerie since
the ghost boy was alive!
>
> There are tons others as well. I'm actually a big fan of classic spirit
> photography (yes I know it's mostly faked, but that doesn't make it any less
> beautiful or haunting). I really wish there was more of *that* out there on
> the web, as most "ghost photo" sites only tend to display commonplace,
> boring "anomalous" snaps and polaroids.
yeah, although some of them can be interesting too. Some are really clearly
just photo errors, though. My friend Don is a photographer. He looked at some
"orb" photos and said that while he couldn't tell if they were fakes, that they
would be easy to fake.
dreadnaut
Stephanie Rendino wrote:
>Could you post it to the binaries newsgroup? I don't know if you have it,
of
>course, but you could e-mail it to someone who does.
which alt.binaries newsgroup would you like me to post it to?
Melissa
if it is a fake !! Also there was one I saw on Ghostweb , that was an
apparition of a woman dressed in blue , that was taken in a cemetary.
Melissa
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Stephanie Rendino
dreadnaut wrote:
Uh..I think it's alt.binaries.pictures.paranormal. Somebody correct me?
Ceg
Stephanie Rendino wrote in message <377B838C...@videotron.ca>...
A.T.
Thanks,
Acta
Stephanie Rendino <bea...@videotron.ca> wrote in message
news:377B838C...@videotron.ca...
dreadnaut
A.T. wrote:
>As we all can't access ABP, could you also post it in AFGSB?
Already did last night. It should be there.
Ceg
server.
A.T. wrote in message ...
>As we all can't access ABP, could you also post it in AFGSB?
>
A.T.
have with evil, awful, terrible Roadrunner.
Acta
Ceg <Screensav...@ragemail.com> wrote in message
news:XQTe3.1$jT3....@news3.usenetserver.com...
Anime Kitty...
On Wed, 30 Jun 1999 16:51:45 GMT, "A.T." <atim...@austin.rr.com>
wrote:
>I seem to recall that the two people who took the photo admitted to having
>it faked. I could be making that up, though.
>
>On the first page of Art Bell's ghost photos page is some sort of 3D
>obviously faked photo...still scared the hell outta me, though. I even had
>a pair of 3D glasses laying around, so I looked at it through them. Very
>yucky, creep picture.
>
>Acta
>
>Toni <plmp...@aol.comspambgon> wrote in message
>news:19990630114356...@ng-da1.aol.com...
>> maia writes:
>>
>> >I can only think of two ghost pics that have scared me, and probably
>> >because I was so young when I first saw them: the classic brown lady
>> >picture (can't remember from where, but it's old), and the picture of
>> >that floating monk (again really old). Both are classics! They've
>> >probably been debunked by now,
>>
>> I think I read recently that the Brown lady of Rhynam (sp?) Hall was
>debunked
>> as a fake...but it's still a scary picture. I saw both of those as a kid
>as
>> well...in fact, I did a research project on faked ghost and spiritualist
>> photos...my fourth grade teacher has serious concerns about my mental
>> health....
>> Do any of ya'll have any other details on the Brown lady being debunked?
>>
>>
Anime Kitty...
>later by an absolutely bloodcurdling scream blowing out of my speakers. Once I
>stopped hyperventilating -- and muted my speakers
Sorry, I just had to laugh, I've had that happen, (being scared
crapless), wearing headphones (very very good LOUD ones), without
noticing the cat's been playnig with the volume again... oh man
(giggle giggle, turning to...
-snip-
>This guy claimed to have murdered this
>fellow and to be keeping him in his basement.
that is like SO creepy... (chills... no more giggling)
ak