photographs & photography

OK - I won't give any more details other than the usual 'No one saw her' because I would like people to come to this fresh - but what is your opinion of this?

I used to love taking photographs on a film camera, especially of old, forgotten places. Blogs like Abandoned Ireland enthralled me, with their ethereal depictions of old dwellings and businesses lost to time itself. Sometimes I think I should go back to taking photographs like that again – and...

These photos were taken by holiday makers in 1988 at the Hotel Vierjahreszeiten in Maurach, Austria. On the last night of a holiday they decided to take a group photo, they put the camera on a table and set the self timer so they could all be in it. For the first photo the flash did not go off...

I was doing some genealogical sleuthing on my husband's paternal line and looked up a house in New York where his great-grandfather had lived. (His name was Cornelius Hayes and amazingly, the house was still there. He lived in this house in 1898.) So, from Google maps I have a screen shot of...

Definitely one of the better photographic evidence cases:

from Quatermass and the pit. Hi, i would summit a topic, and show our idea about it, is about alien life and evilness. It has been pointed by many scientist lately, that maybe we should be more carefull on triying to contact with outer alien civilizations, cause it could be dangerous. In COT we...

A woman trying out her new smartphone took a number of test photographs. Once she got home and reviewed the results on her PC she noticed a little figure in one of the shots. Here's an enlarged excerpt ... FULL STORY...

Hi Everybody, I've just joined the forum earlier this evening. It was recommended that I post what happened to me here. It's my first thread and I hope I don't transgress any of the site rules in doing so nor make a general mess (such as links not working etc). If I do then please accept my...

There's nothing mysterious about the way Natsumi Hayashi levitates in her self-portraits - she jumps while shooting at a high speed - but the images create a sense of wonder that some Forteans might appreciate. :) website: http://yowayowacamera.com/

http/tinyurl.com/yqr5sy (Mod Edit: Original link is broken. Archived version found via The Wayback Machine here: https://web.archive.org/web/20090130100439/https://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/1545177/Caravaggio-was-actually-Merisi-of-Milan.html) rynner the ubiquitous

If we accept the popular idea of ghosts and poltergeists as disembodied spirits of some kind, or demons perhaps (whatever they may be), why are they so afraid of cameras? The body of anecdotal evidence for sightings of every kind is massive yet the credible footage of 'spirits' in action is...

Mine has to be this one In 1982, photographer Chris Brackley took a photograph of the interior of London's St. Botolph's Church, but never expected what would appear on the film. High in the church's loft, seen in the upper right-hand corner of his photograph, is the transparent form of what...

Anomoly in Mars Picture? Look what I found on the Mars Panoramic Photograph - you will need to download the picture from: Mars Rovers Pictures Download the biggest and most high resolution version (8.5meg folks!) If you have Photoshop this will be easy, if not you can still use the...

*That* ghost photograph One of the most memorable images from my childhood was seeing this piece of spook photography. It was taken by the Rev. K.F.Lord who was taking the photo of the altar at Newby Church, Yorkshire, England in 1963. He claimed to see nothing unusual at the time of the...

The Cumberland Spaceman Hi everybody! I'm still curious about the 'Cumberland Spaceman' picture. I first saw it in a copy of a book called 'Photographs of the Unknown,' which was co-authored by Robert Rickard. On page 96 there is the famous image taken by Jim Templeton, from Carlisle, Cumbria...