Photo date: October 4, 2017. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
The photo below shows a mysterious green orb I photographed at Grand Central Terminal in New York, a place where most of the orbs I photograph are white or blue.
Showing posts with label orb at top of arch. Show all posts
Showing posts with label orb at top of arch. Show all posts
Friday, October 6, 2017
Tuesday, August 22, 2017
Both Blue Orbs Aligned
Photo date: August 21, 2017. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
The photo below shows two mysterious blue orbs I photographed at Grand Central Terminal in New York. The one on the right looks as if it was rolling along the top of the arch.
The photo below shows two mysterious blue orbs I photographed at Grand Central Terminal in New York. The one on the right looks as if it was rolling along the top of the arch.
Wednesday, November 30, 2016
Night of the Arch Orbs
Photo date: November 29, 2016. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
Below we see four photos I took of Grand Central Terminal in New York. In each we see a mysterious blue orb floating in front of the top of one of the big arches in the station.
There was even a fifth "arch orb" I photographed on this night, the one below:
Below we see four photos I took of Grand Central Terminal in New York. In each we see a mysterious blue orb floating in front of the top of one of the big arches in the station.
There was even a fifth "arch orb" I photographed on this night, the one below:
Friday, May 20, 2016
Orb Reappears at Same Spot
Photo date: May 13, 2016. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
The photos below were taken in Grand Central Terminal in New York, about twenty minutes apart. In both we see an orb that is on top of the huge arch at the station. You might think these are the same photo, but you can tell they are not from the fact that the first photo shows a second orb between the windows. No other photos of this arch showed an orb at this position.
The photos below were taken in Grand Central Terminal in New York, about twenty minutes apart. In both we see an orb that is on top of the huge arch at the station. You might think these are the same photo, but you can tell they are not from the fact that the first photo shows a second orb between the windows. No other photos of this arch showed an orb at this position.
Monday, April 25, 2016
They Like to Appear Atop the Great Arch
Photo date: April 20, 2016. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
The photo below was taken in Grand Central Terminal in New York. We see a mysterious orb at the exact top of one of the two great arches in the station.
Now you may say that this was just a coincidence. But on the same day I took another photo showing the same thing. It is below.
What is the chance of you coincidentally getting two such photos on the same day -- maybe one in a million?
See here for 5 other photos showing the same thing -- an orb atop one of the great arches at this location.
The photo below was taken in Grand Central Terminal in New York. We see a mysterious orb at the exact top of one of the two great arches in the station.
Now you may say that this was just a coincidence. But on the same day I took another photo showing the same thing. It is below.
What is the chance of you coincidentally getting two such photos on the same day -- maybe one in a million?
See here for 5 other photos showing the same thing -- an orb atop one of the great arches at this location.
Saturday, April 2, 2016
Purple Orb Floats Above the Commuters
Photo date: April 1, 2016. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
The photo below shows a purple orb I photographed at Grand Central Terminal in New York. Although I photograph blue and white orbs in very great abundance at this place, it is very rare for me to photograph a purple orb here.
The photo is a closeup of the larger photo above (I used the IrfanView "Auto-adjust colors" menu option on the closeup).
The photo below (from the same day) shows a less colorful orb that is perfectly positioned above the top center of the big arch in the station. It's another example of exactly-aligning orbs, something I see much more commonly than I would expect to see by chance. This blog has several other photos showing orbs appearing at exactly this spot, as you can see by looking at this series of photos.
The photo below shows a purple orb I photographed at Grand Central Terminal in New York. Although I photograph blue and white orbs in very great abundance at this place, it is very rare for me to photograph a purple orb here.
The photo is a closeup of the larger photo above (I used the IrfanView "Auto-adjust colors" menu option on the closeup).
The photo below (from the same day) shows a less colorful orb that is perfectly positioned above the top center of the big arch in the station. It's another example of exactly-aligning orbs, something I see much more commonly than I would expect to see by chance. This blog has several other photos showing orbs appearing at exactly this spot, as you can see by looking at this series of photos.
Thursday, December 31, 2015
Paranormal Precise Positioning?
Photo date: December 30, 2015. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
The photo below was taken in Grand Central Terminal in New York. We see a blue orb that seems to be perfectly positioned, in two different ways. For one thing, the orb is atop a corner information window that is at the intersection of two sweeping architectural lines in the station. For another thing, the orb seems to be resting on the exact top of the roof of the information desk. It's a good spot to do some serious people watching.
The photos of this spot I took immediately before and after this photo showed no such blue orb.
And while I am mentioning precise positioning, I should also include this photo from the same day, showing a bright blue orb exactly positioned on the top of a huge arch at the station (see here for two more examples of this). You might think this blue orb is a feature of the architecture, but it appeared only in this photo.
The photo below was taken in Grand Central Terminal in New York. We see a blue orb that seems to be perfectly positioned, in two different ways. For one thing, the orb is atop a corner information window that is at the intersection of two sweeping architectural lines in the station. For another thing, the orb seems to be resting on the exact top of the roof of the information desk. It's a good spot to do some serious people watching.
The photos of this spot I took immediately before and after this photo showed no such blue orb.
And while I am mentioning precise positioning, I should also include this photo from the same day, showing a bright blue orb exactly positioned on the top of a huge arch at the station (see here for two more examples of this). You might think this blue orb is a feature of the architecture, but it appeared only in this photo.
Thursday, December 24, 2015
You'd Swear This Bright Orb Was Part of the Architecture
Photo date: December 23, 2015. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
The photo below was taken in Grand Central Terminal in New York. Now someone looking at this photo might not think there is anything unusual here. The bright light at the exact top of the arch looks like some deliberately designed feature. But it isn't. It's a mysterious fleeting orb that only appeared in this photo, not in any other of lots of photos I took from the same angle.
Below is a photo from December 11, 2015 that allows us to see that there is not at all a light at the top of this big arch. This photo shows a much larger orb, on the right part of the arch.
The photo below was taken in Grand Central Terminal in New York. Now someone looking at this photo might not think there is anything unusual here. The bright light at the exact top of the arch looks like some deliberately designed feature. But it isn't. It's a mysterious fleeting orb that only appeared in this photo, not in any other of lots of photos I took from the same angle.
Below is a photo from December 11, 2015 that allows us to see that there is not at all a light at the top of this big arch. This photo shows a much larger orb, on the right part of the arch.
Tuesday, October 20, 2015
Mysterious Yellow Orb Resembles Some Designed Feature
Photo date: October 19, 2015. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
The photo below was taken in Grand Central Terminal in New York. If you are not familiar with the appearance of this station, you might think there is nothing unusual here. The yellow circle at the top (positioned in the horizontal center of the station, above the exact top of an arch) looks like designed architectural feature.
But the yellow orb is not part of the station's architecture. In the composite below, the photo on the left was the previous photo taken a few seconds before the photo above. The photo on the right was the photo taken a few seconds after the photo above.
Below is a rotated closeup of the yellow orb shown at the top of the first photo (I used the IrfanView "Auto-adjust colors" menu option on the closeup). We seem to see a cute orb face.
The photo below was taken in Grand Central Terminal in New York. If you are not familiar with the appearance of this station, you might think there is nothing unusual here. The yellow circle at the top (positioned in the horizontal center of the station, above the exact top of an arch) looks like designed architectural feature.
But the yellow orb is not part of the station's architecture. In the composite below, the photo on the left was the previous photo taken a few seconds before the photo above. The photo on the right was the photo taken a few seconds after the photo above.
Below is a rotated closeup of the yellow orb shown at the top of the first photo (I used the IrfanView "Auto-adjust colors" menu option on the closeup). We seem to see a cute orb face.
Tuesday, March 24, 2015
A Well-Positioned Orb Face
Photo date: March 19, 2015. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
The photo below shows Grand Central Station in New York. Click to see the photo at its full resolution. We see a bright blue orb positioned exactly in the middle top position of the arch above the windows. If you look at the posts on this blog labeled "orb selective positioning," you can see many examples of this type of "selective positioning" of orbs, way too many to be something that can be explained as coincidence.
Below is a closeup of the orb shown at the top of the above photo. We seem to see a face.
The photo below shows Grand Central Station in New York. Click to see the photo at its full resolution. We see a bright blue orb positioned exactly in the middle top position of the arch above the windows. If you look at the posts on this blog labeled "orb selective positioning," you can see many examples of this type of "selective positioning" of orbs, way too many to be something that can be explained as coincidence.
Below is a closeup of the orb shown at the top of the above photo. We seem to see a face.
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