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Posted on Sunday, June 15, 2008
Uploaded by tonyww44

Image credit: © tonyww44

Uploader comment: If you enlarge the image you can actually see a membrane wall holding the entity together, look in area of girls back and arm.

Recent comments on this image

#6 Posted by Gallimaufry on 4/16/2009

It's very obviously cigarette smoke reflecting the camera flash. Why is it people never notice the connection between using the camera flash and capturing ghosts on film?

#5 Posted by ellejay on 7/24/2010

2nd comment-3 Mr.

#4 Posted by Waterbender on 2/19/2011

Living plasma entity? Yeah right.

#3 Posted by hawk2005 on 5/18/2011

squaretraveler i have captured many orbs on camera i too have captured taking pictures of my own cigarette smoke i do know the difference there it is quite obvious that you are the inobvious one out...

#2 Posted by Damrod on 5/18/2011

Who get's to smoke in public places like this anymore?

#1 Posted by AlienDan on 9/8/2012

It's clearly smoke.

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