A quick (cell phone) snapshot in Grandma's yard in Ada, Oklahoma.
Just one problem, the guy in the pic wasn't there or at least wasn't visible.
I invite anyone to explain what this thing is.
To the best of my knowledge the photo was not Photoshopped or retouched in any way.
Does anyone know what this is?
It doesn't really look like a ghost to me.
No one saw it before or after the pic was taken, they weren't aware of it until they looked at the picture on the cell phone.
(You have my permission to use this photo, just please leave a link back to this site. Texlahoma)
Just one problem, the guy in the pic wasn't there or at least wasn't visible.
I invite anyone to explain what this thing is.
To the best of my knowledge the photo was not Photoshopped or retouched in any way.
It doesn't really look like a ghost to me.
No one saw it before or after the pic was taken, they weren't aware of it until they looked at the picture on the cell phone.
(You have my permission to use this photo, just please leave a link back to this site. Texlahoma)
Well...
ReplyDeleteIt does look like a guy with a receding hairline holding a small beer or pop can in his right hand.
BUT the eye sockets are all wrong and the bridge of the hose is waaaaay too wide.
The white spidery strands across "his" face look like what a photograph that had been roughly handled and wrinkled up would appear.
My Mom would have simply stated that it was a "discarnate entity", a deceased person being held here by someone or something unfinished.
Mom had some interesting viewpoints.
Well...
ReplyDeleteIt does look like a guy with a receding hairline holding a small beer or pop can in his right hand.
BUT the eye sockets are all wrong and the bridge of the hose is waaaaay too wide.
The white spidery strands across "his" face look like what a photograph that had been roughly handled and wrinkled up would appear.
My Mom would have simply stated that it was a "discarnate entity", a deceased person being held here by someone or something unfinished.
Mom had some interesting viewpoints.