Thanks for posting. However us sceptics only have the scaled down pic with which to judge, and there are many hoaxers around. @battlestar2000: Do you honestly think that because someone is a skeptic that makes them horrible? It's constructive critism. You think that the site would be better off if they banned people who posted their opinions that you don't agree with? Come on pal - grow a backbone.

Thanks battlestar2000 and baro67. I appreciate it.

Cburns...I love your comment to Wolffheart. He is probably the most critical person on this website..along with just a few others. I wish the people in charge of this site would have a little backbone and do something about these horrible people.

Photo really interesting but which may be the true nature of these lights? In this respect i am in complete agreement with you too many critics and few true lovers of paranormal in this site , if i understood one thing in these years is that the paranormal to be understood at least in part requires a certain dose of humility and sincere passion for the mystery of life and its natural continuation after what we call death but that in reality it is only a inevitable transition or, better, a return to our true origins

Hey Wolfheart - I never claimed to be a photographer and I don't have the time to learn how to be one. I thought it was a cool shot of the Paulding Light so I figured that a few people might enjoy it also. I don't know why so many people on this site seems to be a critic?? I tried various settings on my camera and I couldn't get a clearer shot. A old-timer that was there told me that he couldn't even get the Paulding Light to show up in his pictures , so I guess I didn't do all that bad. If people complimented more than criticized I would enjoy this website. I guess some p...

a shame the picture is blurry.. you should try to figure out how to use the camera to make a beter picture..

I saw a program on the Sci-Fi channel about mysteries in the Ozarks and there is a similar "ghost light??" down there also. Paranormal or not (??) They put on quite a light show.

I read where some Michigan Tech students claimed to have debunked The Paulding Light as headlights from Hwy 45. I drove over two hours to see these "Headlights" and I'll tell you what - I'm definitely going back next year to see them again!! All I got to say is that they looked incredible and it was quite an experience. I wish there was a spot closer to home where "Headlights" looked so awesome.