Single orb in photo #2

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Posted on Tuesday, January 26, 2010
Uploaded by hotshot1

Image credit: © hotshot1

Uploader comment: Denham Springs,La. oldest graveyard.br / *Look in upper left quadrant to the right of the light.br / Single Orb photo #1 & #2 are reduced 50%.br / Original photos are 3264x2448 pixels with original EXIF data

Recent comments on this image

#4 Posted by butterflew on 2/9/2010

wow, i don't know what it could be... it's to bright to be a dust partical...

#3 Posted by hotshot1 on 3/7/2010

If you are referring to my photo.....look to the right of the light ~1 inch. There is what appears to be a dim single orb.

#2 Posted by Master Nightmare on 3/25/2010

you mean that dull dot that looks gray?

#1 Posted by Gallimaufry on 1/14/2011

It's a dust particle, or possibly a small insect, close to the camera, reflecting the flash and out of focus. That's what orbs always are. If you ever see a picture of an orb wherein the flash was not used, let me know. I never have.

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