There are multiple strange things that can be discovered by zooming in on this photo taken in Grand Central Station. You can click on the photo and load it into a photo editor to zoom in.
Saturday, February 28, 2015
"Dolphin-head" Orb in Grand Central Station
Photo date: January 2, 2015. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
There are multiple strange things that can be discovered by zooming in on this photo taken in Grand Central Station. You can click on the photo and load it into a photo editor to zoom in.
One strange thing is shown in the close-up below, cropped from the bottom right corner of the photo. We see what looks a "dolphin-head" orb.
There are multiple strange things that can be discovered by zooming in on this photo taken in Grand Central Station. You can click on the photo and load it into a photo editor to zoom in.
Bright Orb Speeds Atop Grand Central Station
Photo date: December 15, 2014. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
Here is a photograph taken in Grand Central Station in New York.
In the middle of the photo, we see an orb exactly positioned between two pillars. Here is a closeup cropped from the top of the photo:
Here we see what photographers call a "ghosting" effect that is a sign of rapid movement. Given the camera's effective shutter speed of about 1/1000 of a second, an effect like this would never be produced by something like the movement of an insect. The orb was apparently moving much faster than any insect does.
You can actually see three different circles in the photo above, and they make an L-shape. This indicates a sharp right-angle turn, a type of motion that neither insects not dust nor birds ever make.
You can find many other similar examples of orbs moving in dramatic ways by looking at the posts on this blog labeled "inexplicable orb motion."
Here is a photograph taken in Grand Central Station in New York.
In the middle of the photo, we see an orb exactly positioned between two pillars. Here is a closeup cropped from the top of the photo:
Here we see what photographers call a "ghosting" effect that is a sign of rapid movement. Given the camera's effective shutter speed of about 1/1000 of a second, an effect like this would never be produced by something like the movement of an insect. The orb was apparently moving much faster than any insect does.
You can actually see three different circles in the photo above, and they make an L-shape. This indicates a sharp right-angle turn, a type of motion that neither insects not dust nor birds ever make.
You can find many other similar examples of orbs moving in dramatic ways by looking at the posts on this blog labeled "inexplicable orb motion."
The Whirling Water Drop Winker
Photo date: November 5, 2014. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
This water drop photo shows yet another example of the orb centrifuge effect, in which orbs seem to rapidly rotate around the outer edges of a water drop. You can seem to see a face in both of the rotating orbs, although the one on the left is faint. See this blog's post labeled "orb centrifuge effect" for 26 other photos of this amazing effect.
This water drop photo shows yet another example of the orb centrifuge effect, in which orbs seem to rapidly rotate around the outer edges of a water drop. You can seem to see a face in both of the rotating orbs, although the one on the left is faint. See this blog's post labeled "orb centrifuge effect" for 26 other photos of this amazing effect.
More Than 20 Water Orb Faces
Photo date: November 29, 2014. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
Below is an unaltered photo of pure, clean water. We see more than 20 orb faces in the stream of water, in a rather dramatic example of the water face effect.
Below is an unaltered photo of pure, clean water. We see more than 20 orb faces in the stream of water, in a rather dramatic example of the water face effect.
Friday, February 27, 2015
A "Smiling" Green Orb in Grand Central Station
Photo Date: December 20, 2014. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
Below is a photo taken in Grand Central Station in New York.
Below is a closeup cropped from the photo above. We seem to see a smiling green face. See my 127 other posts labeled "orb face" for similar photos of this mind-boggling phenomenon.
Below is a photo taken in Grand Central Station in New York.
Below is a closeup cropped from the photo above. We seem to see a smiling green face. See my 127 other posts labeled "orb face" for similar photos of this mind-boggling phenomenon.
Cute Blue Orb and Its Purple Sidekick
Photo date: December 30, 2014. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
The photo below was taken in Grand Central Station in New York. Click to see the photo at its full resolution.
Below is a closeup of the blue orb shown at the left.
Notice also the various other strange anomalies in the top photo. Such anomalies will be discussed at length in one of tomorrow's posts, which will look at the extremely interesting topic of apparition clusters.
The photo below was taken in Grand Central Station in New York. Click to see the photo at its full resolution.
Speeding Orb in Grand Central Station
Photo date: December 15, 2014. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
Here is a photograph taken in Grand Central Station in New York.
Here is a closeup of the orb shown in this photo:
Here we see what photographers call a "ghosting" effect that is a sign of rapid movement. Given the camera's effective shutter speed of about 1/1000 of a second, an effect like this would never be produced by something like the movement of an insect. The orb was apparently moving much faster than any insect does. No insects were observed at this location.
You can find many other similar examples of moving orbs on this site by selecting the label "moving air orb."
Here is a photograph taken in Grand Central Station in New York.
Here is a closeup of the orb shown in this photo:
Here we see what photographers call a "ghosting" effect that is a sign of rapid movement. Given the camera's effective shutter speed of about 1/1000 of a second, an effect like this would never be produced by something like the movement of an insect. The orb was apparently moving much faster than any insect does. No insects were observed at this location.
You can find many other similar examples of moving orbs on this site by selecting the label "moving air orb."
An Orb Face Next to Other Eerie Faces
Photo date: January 2, 2015. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
The following photo was taken in Grand Central Station in New York. Click on the image to see it in its full resolution.
Besides four other orbs near the ceiling, we see an orb near the floor. Below is a closeup. We see a face on the orb, and also other eerie faces nearby.
You may consider this post to be a "lead-in" or teaser for the most fascinating subject to be discussed at length in one of tomorrow's posts: the topic of apparition clusters.
The following photo was taken in Grand Central Station in New York. Click on the image to see it in its full resolution.
2 Orbs Seem to Look in Different Directions
Photo date: December 16, 2014. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
In this unaltered water drop photo showing pure, clean water, we seem to see two orbs looking in different directions. The one in the center seems to look upward, while at the one at the bottom seems to look to its right.
In this unaltered water drop photo showing pure, clean water, we seem to see two orbs looking in different directions. The one in the center seems to look upward, while at the one at the bottom seems to look to its right.
Orb Guys in a Water Drip
Photo date: December 16, 2014. Photographer: Mark Mahin
In this unaltered water drop photo showing pure, clean water, we see some orbs that seem to be having some good wet fun. This is another example of the water face effect.
In this unaltered water drop photo showing pure, clean water, we see some orbs that seem to be having some good wet fun. This is another example of the water face effect.
Thursday, February 26, 2015
Orb Face in Grand Central Station
Photo date: January 7, 2015. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
The following photo was taken in Grand Central Station in New York.
Below is a closeup of the orb shown in the middle of the photo, which seems to show a smiling face.
To see many similar photos of orb faces, do a Google image search for "orb face," or look at my many posts with a label of "orb face," or go to this site that shows many orb faces.
The following photo was taken in Grand Central Station in New York.
7 Photos of Blue Orbs Lurking Behind Lights of Grand Central Station
Photo dates: miscellaneous, December 2014. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
Quite a few times I have photographed orbs positioned exactly on top of the lights at the top of Grand Central Station.
Below is one such photo:
And here is another, in which you may see an orb peering down at the commuters below:
Here is another such photo:
And here is another (which also perhaps faintly shows a face peering downward):
Here is another such photo:
And here is another:
Here is another such photo:
Quite a few times I have photographed orbs positioned exactly on top of the lights at the top of Grand Central Station.
Below is one such photo:
And here is another, in which you may see an orb peering down at the commuters below:
Here is another such photo:
And here is another (which also perhaps faintly shows a face peering downward):
Here is another such photo:
Here is another such photo:
Stunning "Double Loop" Orb Motion in Grand Central Station
Photo date: December 8, 2014. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
In this photo taken from a balcony at Grand Central Station (where there was only clean air in front of me), there is an orb at the top and a very unusual shape near the bottom:
The photo below is cropped from the image above. It shows a shape I have never seen before in a photograph -- a weird "double loop" shape floating in the air. It looks almost like a lasso with loops on both ends of the loop. If you look closely, you will see it is not a single object. It is an orb or orbs that are moving in this astonishing double-loop shape. This type of shape rules out possibilities such as dust, hair, or reflection. Dust never has such a shape, nor does hair, nor does a reflection.
In this photo taken from a balcony at Grand Central Station (where there was only clean air in front of me), there is an orb at the top and a very unusual shape near the bottom:
A Swarm of Orb Faces, With One "Blindfolded"
Photo date: December 20, 2014. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
In this unaltered water drop photo showing pure clean water, we see a whole mess of orb faces. The most interesting one is the "rainbow-faced" guy who seems to have a mysterious black line across his eyes. For lack of a better term, we might call it a "blindfolded" orb.
In this unaltered water drop photo showing pure clean water, we see a whole mess of orb faces. The most interesting one is the "rainbow-faced" guy who seems to have a mysterious black line across his eyes. For lack of a better term, we might call it a "blindfolded" orb.
3 Orb Faces, 1 Speeding
Photo date: December 30, 2014. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
In this water drop photo showing pure, clean water, we see yet another example of the orb centrifuge effect, in which orbs seem to speed rapidly around the outer edges of a water drop.
In this water drop photo showing pure, clean water, we see yet another example of the orb centrifuge effect, in which orbs seem to speed rapidly around the outer edges of a water drop.
Wednesday, February 25, 2015
"Laughing" Orb Next to Christmas Wreath
Photo date: December 27, 2014. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
The photo below was taken in Grand Central Station in New York. On the left end of the picture we see an orb that is exactly positioned on top of a US flag. I have shown this type of "selective positioning" many times in my orb photos. For similar photos, see the posts I have labeled "orb selective positioning."
On the other end of the picture we see an orb next to a Christmas wreath. Click to see the photo at its full resolution.
Below is a closeup of the brighter orb on the right. We seem to see a grinning face.
The photo below was taken in Grand Central Station in New York. On the left end of the picture we see an orb that is exactly positioned on top of a US flag. I have shown this type of "selective positioning" many times in my orb photos. For similar photos, see the posts I have labeled "orb selective positioning."
On the other end of the picture we see an orb next to a Christmas wreath. Click to see the photo at its full resolution.
Below is a closeup of the brighter orb on the right. We seem to see a grinning face.
Weird Column of "Veils" Observed in Water Drop Photo
Photo date: December 17, 2014. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
In the book "The Orb Project" by Miceal Ledwith and Klaus Heinemann, PhD, it says this on page 46 about a rare effect when photographing orbs: "Occasionally objects that resemble graceful drapes of fine cloth appear in attractive formations."
I seem to have captured just such an effect in the photo below, which was taken when photographing water drops. It shows an extremely odd anomalous effect that I am for the moment labeling as an "orb veil." We certainly seem to have a "formation" here, with 3 nearly identical mysterious objects bunched up in stack. They almost look like a row of strange creatures extending their arms.
Below is a closeup of the top left. We seem to see 1 or 2 mysterious eyes.
In the book "The Orb Project" by Miceal Ledwith and Klaus Heinemann, PhD, it says this on page 46 about a rare effect when photographing orbs: "Occasionally objects that resemble graceful drapes of fine cloth appear in attractive formations."
I seem to have captured just such an effect in the photo below, which was taken when photographing water drops. It shows an extremely odd anomalous effect that I am for the moment labeling as an "orb veil." We certainly seem to have a "formation" here, with 3 nearly identical mysterious objects bunched up in stack. They almost look like a row of strange creatures extending their arms.
Cute Orb and Speeding Orb at Grand Central Station
Photo date: December 8, 2014. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
In this photo taken from a balcony at Grand Central Station (where there was only clean air in front of me), we see some sensational details. First, I'll give the full photo, and then the closeups. The full photo:
Now here is a photo cropped from the top of the above photo (I used the "Auto-adjust colors" menu option of the IrfanView program on the cropped photo). Notice what seems to be a smiling face:
Here is a closeup image cropped from the bottom part of the photo:
I believe this is an orb moving at high speeds (something that is shown in many photos on this site). The orb has made a sharp high-speed right-angle turn, producing what photographers call a ghosting effect (caused when an object exceeds a camera's shutter speed). This shows that it can't be an insect, because insects don't move that fast, and never make sharp right-angle turns. It also shows that it can't be dust as dust never has a shape like this, and never moves fast enough to produce an effect like this.
In this photo taken from a balcony at Grand Central Station (where there was only clean air in front of me), we see some sensational details. First, I'll give the full photo, and then the closeups. The full photo:
Now here is a photo cropped from the top of the above photo (I used the "Auto-adjust colors" menu option of the IrfanView program on the cropped photo). Notice what seems to be a smiling face:
Here is a closeup image cropped from the bottom part of the photo:
I believe this is an orb moving at high speeds (something that is shown in many photos on this site). The orb has made a sharp high-speed right-angle turn, producing what photographers call a ghosting effect (caused when an object exceeds a camera's shutter speed). This shows that it can't be an insect, because insects don't move that fast, and never make sharp right-angle turns. It also shows that it can't be dust as dust never has a shape like this, and never moves fast enough to produce an effect like this.
Orb Following an Orb in Grand Central Station?
Photo date: December 20, 2014. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
In this photo taken in Grand Central Station in New York, we see two orbs that look as if they are following another orb, with all of them moving toward the camera. We see traces of facial features in two of these orbs, but such features are not clear enough for me to label this as a photo of orb faces.
In this photo taken in Grand Central Station in New York, we see two orbs that look as if they are following another orb, with all of them moving toward the camera. We see traces of facial features in two of these orbs, but such features are not clear enough for me to label this as a photo of orb faces.
"Tranquil" Orbs in a Water Drop
Photo date: October 30, 2014. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
Another photo of a water drop (as always, showing pure, clean water). Sometimes these water drop orbs seem to be grinning like teenagers at a party, but here the two in the middle seem to be just chilling out. Here we see yet another example of the orb centrifuge effect, wherein one or more orbs seem to speed very rapidly around the outer edge of a water drops. See the posts on this blog labeled "orb centrifuge effect" for many similar photos.
Another photo of a water drop (as always, showing pure, clean water). Sometimes these water drop orbs seem to be grinning like teenagers at a party, but here the two in the middle seem to be just chilling out. Here we see yet another example of the orb centrifuge effect, wherein one or more orbs seem to speed very rapidly around the outer edge of a water drops. See the posts on this blog labeled "orb centrifuge effect" for many similar photos.
Colorful Gleeful Orb Drippers
Photo date: December 17, 2014. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
In this unaltered photo of clean, pure water, we see a bunch of orbs that seem to be having a great splashy time. This is another example of the water face effect.
In this unaltered photo of clean, pure water, we see a bunch of orbs that seem to be having a great splashy time. This is another example of the water face effect.
Tuesday, February 24, 2015
An Orb Face Floats in Grand Central Station
Photo Date: December 20, 2014. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
Below is a photo taken in Grand Central Station in New York.
Below is a closeup cropped from the photo above. We see what looks like a clear face. It's some grinning paranormal cheerfulness.
See this site for many other photos of orb faces, or see the 40+ posts on this site labeled "air orb with face" for other examples of orb faces.
Below is a photo taken in Grand Central Station in New York.
Below is a closeup cropped from the photo above. We see what looks like a clear face. It's some grinning paranormal cheerfulness.
Speeding Orb in Grand Central Station
Photo date: December 27, 2014. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
The photo below was taken in Grand Central Station in
New York.
Below is a closeup cropped from the photo above.
This is kind of a borderline face, so I won't label it as a face. The orb does show strong evidence of motion blur, which is a sign that the orb was moving very fast.
See the posts labeled "speeding air orb" on this blog for many more dramatic photos of speeding orbs. You can do a Google image search for "moving air orb" to find many other dramatic examples.
The photo below was taken in Grand Central Station in
New York.
See the posts labeled "speeding air orb" on this blog for many more dramatic photos of speeding orbs. You can do a Google image search for "moving air orb" to find many other dramatic examples.
Orb Face Behind Distant Window Structure
Photo date: December 22, 2014. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
In this photo taken in Grand Central Station, we see a mysterious orb behind one of the unusual window structures at Grand Central Station.
Below is a closeup of the orb cropped from the photo above:
The orb is blue, and the light triangle (which is not blue) is part of the window structure. We see only blue in the area behind the open triangle in the window structure. This orb is clearly behind this distant window structure, which was located more than 10 meters from the camera. This shows that the orb is far away from the camera. A photo such as this refutes the orb zone theory maintaining that orbs are just tiny specks of dust near the camera. For lots of other similar photos on this site, see the blog posts that have been labeled "air orb too distant to be dust."
If you look at the top corner of the open triangle, you will see what looks like an eye peering at us. We see other elements of a face, such as what looks like a mouth and a nose.
Having no natural explanation for the more dramatic orb photos, we must consider paranormal explanations.
In this photo taken in Grand Central Station, we see a mysterious orb behind one of the unusual window structures at Grand Central Station.
Below is a closeup of the orb cropped from the photo above:
If you look at the top corner of the open triangle, you will see what looks like an eye peering at us. We see other elements of a face, such as what looks like a mouth and a nose.
Having no natural explanation for the more dramatic orb photos, we must consider paranormal explanations.
Double Reflection Orb Face Photo # 5
Photo date: December 3, 2014. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
This is one of a series of photos I have done in front of a bathroom mirror. I have used this mirror to create double reflection. The larger water drops you see in the center of this photo are directly photographed, not reflections. On the left and right of these, you see mirror reflections of the water drops in the center. The plastic object is a container filled with water. There was only one container; the photo shows two reflections of this container. I am using this technique to create water drop orb face photos of a type that would be all-but-impossible to fake (because of the difficulty of accurately faking all the reflections, water motion, shadows, faces, and movement).
First, here is the larger photo (click to see the full photo):
Now for the closeup cropped from part of the photo above. We see some "smiling" orb faces that seem to be looking to the right.
Three Water Drops, Three Orb "Ferris Wheels"
Photo date: November 25, 2014. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
The water drop photo shown below was made by using an empty spice shaker that had been filled up with water, with all but two of the holes at the top taped over. (This was perhaps the 30th or 40th time the spice shaker had been filled with water, so nothing that we are seeing can be a grain of spice.)
We see three different cases of the orb centrifuge effect, whereby orbs seem to speed around rapidly in a circle, like test tubes in a centrifuge, or like riders in a high-speed Ferris wheel. Click to see the photo at its full resolution.
Below is a closeup of the bottom example of the orb centrifuge effect (I have slightly reduced the gamma correction). If you look closely, you can see several faces and smiles.
The water drop photo shown below was made by using an empty spice shaker that had been filled up with water, with all but two of the holes at the top taped over. (This was perhaps the 30th or 40th time the spice shaker had been filled with water, so nothing that we are seeing can be a grain of spice.)
We see three different cases of the orb centrifuge effect, whereby orbs seem to speed around rapidly in a circle, like test tubes in a centrifuge, or like riders in a high-speed Ferris wheel. Click to see the photo at its full resolution.
Below is a closeup of the bottom example of the orb centrifuge effect (I have slightly reduced the gamma correction). If you look closely, you can see several faces and smiles.
Monday, February 23, 2015
The Sly Smile of a Blue Orb
Photo date: January 16, 2015. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
The photo below was taken in Grand Central Station in New York. Click to see the photo in its full resolution.
You can actually see 10 different mysterious orbs in this photo (some of them faint). Below is a closeup of the orb hanging around near the lights (a favorite orb hangout).
The photo below was taken in Grand Central Station in New York. Click to see the photo in its full resolution.
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