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ROBBERT van den BROEKE is a young Dutch medium who produces huge numbers of anomalous photographs - but only when he is aware of some kind of 'external energy'. He produces these pictures on film or digital cameras, whether his own or belonging to someone else, and the cameras are always set to 'Auto'.
Nancy Talbott is an American researcher who has worked with Robbert extensively, watching how he takes the photos, and also using photographic experts to try to replicate some of the results. (Orbs are a well-known artefact, but some of RvdB's Balls of Light do not seem to be regular orbs. He also produces a wide range of streaks, light tubes, and other anomalies.)
Perhaps one of the oddest features of some of his pictures is partial double exposure, where only part of the picture appears double exposed. (Double exposure with a digital camera is almost impossible anyway.)
Nancy Talbott's findings are presented in five long pages, starting here:
http://www.bltresearch.com/robbert/photoanoms1.html
I have only read two pages so far, so I'll not comment further until I find time to read the rest.
In the meantime, perhaps some of our correspondents from the land of polders and canals would like to offer other perspectives on RvdB... 8)
Nancy Talbott is an American researcher who has worked with Robbert extensively, watching how he takes the photos, and also using photographic experts to try to replicate some of the results. (Orbs are a well-known artefact, but some of RvdB's Balls of Light do not seem to be regular orbs. He also produces a wide range of streaks, light tubes, and other anomalies.)
Perhaps one of the oddest features of some of his pictures is partial double exposure, where only part of the picture appears double exposed. (Double exposure with a digital camera is almost impossible anyway.)
Nancy Talbott's findings are presented in five long pages, starting here:
http://www.bltresearch.com/robbert/photoanoms1.html
I have only read two pages so far, so I'll not comment further until I find time to read the rest.
In the meantime, perhaps some of our correspondents from the land of polders and canals would like to offer other perspectives on RvdB... 8)