Showing posts with label right-angle turn of light rays. Show all posts
Showing posts with label right-angle turn of light rays. Show all posts

Wednesday, March 2, 2016

Double Bending Light and the Candy-Cane Light Rays

Photo date: February 28, 2016. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

I have recently been taking an incredibly strange series of photos that show a very weird set of transformations of the light from my TV set. You can see dozens of previous photos of this type by looking at this very astonishing series of photos.  Below are some more authentic examples.

The photo below shows the letters "MC" mysteriously floating out of the TV.

odd light
The next photo shows light from the TV making a sharp right-angle turn to the right.

right angle light rays
Below we see red light rays from the alarm clock making a turn backwards that makes the rays look like a candy cane...


candy cane light
,,,as you can see more clearly from this closeup.

bending light
Finally we see a double-bending of light. The red rays from the alarm clock make an S-shape.

double bending light
 Below is a closeup showing the effect.

S-shaped light

These photos were all taken while the camera was stable, as were all similar photos on this blog. The photos were flash photos with an exposure time of 1/30 of a second, using normal camera settings
(no "Night photo" setting).

Monday, February 29, 2016

Spooky "Shelf" of the Right Angle Light Rays

Photo date: February 25, 2016. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

I have recently been taking an incredibly strange series of photos that show a very weird set of transformations of the light from my TV set. You can see dozens of previous photos of this type by looking at this very astonishing series of photos.  Below are some more authentic examples.

 In the first photo, light rays make an astonishing right-angle turn. The blue light rays form a shelf-like structure.  On the left a face from the TV floats above the set.

right angle light rays
The next photo shows something similar, except the "shelf" now has a more trapezoid-like appearance.

bending light
Then the light rays from the TV set descended in a southeast direction, as if some blown by a supernatural wind.

odd light
In the next photo we again see a sharp right-angle turn by light rays.

paranormal light
A closeup shows the astonishing bending of light rays from the alarm clock.

light bending
The photos were flash photos with an exposure time of 1/30 of a second, using normal camera settings (no "Night photo" setting).

Wednesday, February 24, 2016

"Precognition" of the Levitating Image

Photo date: February 21, 2016. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

I have recently been taking an incredibly strange series of photos that show a very weird set of transformations of the light from my TV set. You can see dozens of previous photos of this type by looking at this very astonishing series of photos.

The first photo shows words from the TV levitating above the TV.

levitation
You can clearly read the levitated words above the TV.

The next photo shows a shocking variation of this phenomenon: what seems to be a kind of precognitive levitation. Precognition is a paranormal ability to know something before it happens.

 I was on a "Music Choice" TV channel that cycles between static images while it is playing music. The channel occasionally shows blank screens while it is switching between images.  The photo on the left shows the TV screen while it is blank. But what is that light above the TV? It is a levitated version of a big red heart image that only appeared on the TV an instant later. The photo on the right was the next photo taken. If you open up the photo below in a separate browser tab, you can clearly see the heart shape in the left image, floating above the TV just before such an image appeared on the TV.

precognition
I showed a similar example of "precognitive levitation" in this post.

In the photo below we see red light rays from the alarm clock making an astonishing right-angle turn, while light from the TV drips out in front of statuettes in front of the TV. Time to revise the laws of physics?

light rays right angle
The photos were flash photos with an exposure time of 1/30 of a second, using normal camera settings (no "Night photo" setting).

Friday, February 19, 2016

Paranormal Light Rays Make S-Shapes, U-Shapes and Right Angle Turns

Photo date: February 13, 2016. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

I have recently been taking an incredibly strange series of photos that show a very weird set of transformations of the light from my TV set. You can see dozens of previous photos of this type by looking at this very astonishing series of photos. Below are some more authentic examples.

The first photo shows light rays making an S-shape.

paranormal light rays
A closeup shows that red light rays are coming from the alarm clock and forming an S-shape.

paranormal bending of light
 The next photo shows a dramatic example of light rays making a right-angle turn. We see this in the rays from the alarm clock and also in the yellow rays that protrude above the TV.

right angle turn by light rays
Now the light from the TV first rises to the left, and then changes direction, moving to the right.

paranormal light
In the photo below the light rays make U-shapes.

light rays making u-shape
The photos were flash photos with an exposure time of 1/30 of a second, using normal camera settings (no "Night photo" setting).

Friday, February 12, 2016

Wandering TV Light Strays Far From the TV Set

Photo date: February 6, 2016. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

I have recently been taking an incredibly strange series of photos that show a very weird set of transformations of the light from my TV set.  You can see dozens of previous photos of this type by looking at this very astonishing series of photos. Below are some more examples.

The first photo shows light from the TV making an astonishing right-angle turn, something we can also see in the red light rays coming from the alarm clock.

right angle light rays
The second photo shows the letters "MC" rising above the TV.

floating letters
Below we see a "floating sheet" effect, in which the sheet of light seems to bend backward.

floating sheet
Now the light from the TV wanders way over to the right.

wandering light

Now the light from the TV "spills" almost to the floor.

TV anomaly
The photos were flash photos with an exposure time of 1/30 of a second, using normal camera settings (no "Night photo" setting).

Monday, February 8, 2016

The TV Words Levitated Up to the Ceiling

Photo date: February 3, 2016. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

I have recently been taking an incredibly strange series of photos that show a very weird set of transformations of the light from my TV set.  You can see dozens of previous photos of this type by looking at this very astonishing series of photos.  Here are some more authentic unaltered examples.

The first shows words from the TV levitating up to the ceiling.

Below is a color-adjusted closeup in which you can clearly read the levitated words "Music Choice" and "Soundscapes."

The next photo shows the TV light making a kind of right-angle turn.

anomalous light
The next photo shows light rays kind of forming a sheet that bends backward.

The next photo shows light from the TV first bending left and then bending right, seeming to form a kind of twisty backward path.

anomalous bending of light
Finally there is this weirdness, in which the light seems to form a plane that is bent back and stretched way over to the right.

paranormal light rays

Saturday, February 6, 2016

Paranormal "Candy Cane" Motion of the Light Rays

Photo date: February 1, 2016. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

I have recently been taking an incredibly strange series of photos that show a very weird set of transformations of the light from my TV set.  You can see dozens of previous photos of this type by looking at this very astonishing series of photos.

The "Orbs & More" site (a great site with lots of astonishing photos) has recently posted a photo showing TV light weirdness similar to what I have shown in this series of photos. Click here to see an example.

In the first photo, the letters "MC" make a squiggly, winding levitation upwards, and finally land on the edge of the ceiling.

bending light
The next photo shows something similar.

twisting light
In this photo the light rises up and makes a right-angle turn.

light right angle turn
In the next photo the light seems to drift way over to the right.

drifting light rays
Now a rectangle rises up and appears to the right.

paranormal light
Below is a closeup. Check out the shocking "candy cane" motion of the light rays. They travel in one direction, before turning back to travel back towards where they started from.

The "candy cane" on the left comes from the cable box clock, and the red "candy cane" on the right comes from an alarm clock I had placed next to the TV (a clock with red numbers).

 The photos were flash photos with an exposure time of 1/30 of a second, using normal camera settings (no "Night photo" setting).

Saturday, January 30, 2016

Is My TV Becoming a Spirit Box?

Photo date: January 26, 2016. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

Some people claim that they can use a device called a spirit box to communicate with the dead. I don't know whether that is true, but I do know that I have recently been taking an incredibly strange series of photos that make me wonder whether some strange spirit energy is making itself known near my TV.  You can see dozens of previous photos along these lines by looking at this jaw-dropping series of photos.  Below are some more.  Notice that all details are sharp in these authentic unaltered photos except for the rising light, which shows the camera was not moving when the photos were taken.

The first photo shows the letters "MC" rising up above the TV screen. Notice that light from the cable box clock is rising up, and making the same right turn.

odd
The next photo shows an equally dramatic bit of weirdness.

strange
The next photo shows the TV image rising way above the TV.

weird
In this photo you can tell from the light from the cable box that the light rays are first rising and then falling.

rising and falling light
The photo below again shows the light rising way up and then turning to the right.

In this photo  the word "Soundscapes" rises well above the TV screen.

ghostly
A closeup shows that we can read the entire word "Soundscapes" in its elevated state above the TV.

The photo below (P1250095) shows the effect even more clearly, with the word "Soundscapes" sharply visible above the TV screen...

ghostly letters
...as you can see from the closeup below, which shows that each letter has its own little ghostly trail.

spooky letters
The photos were flash photos with an exposure time of 1/30 of a second, using normal camera settings (no "Night picture" setting).

Friday, January 29, 2016

The TV Light Dripped Out of the TV Set

Photo date: January 25, 2016. Photographer: Mark Mahin.

Below are some more photos showing the very astonishing phenomenon I call the light metamorphosis (shown in these posts), in which light rays seem to rise up and bend about in all kinds of weird, inexplicable ways.  The photos were all taken while the camera was not moving, as you can see from the sharpness of all photo details except the light rays.

The first image shows something truly staggering. The TV image not only seems to protrude out of the set, but actually appears in front of a statuette blocking the bottom part of the TV.

falling light rays
Below is a closeup. We see the yellow light rays protruding in front of the statuette, and also the light rays from the cable box clock seeming to drip down like falling water.

dripping light
In this photo we see the light from the TV rising up and then making a sharp right-angle turn. You can see the light from the cable box clock making the same right-angle turn.

paranormal TV
In this photo the light seemed to rise up and be bent, like some crumpled sheet of paper.

levitation
Finally this photo shows the light from the TV rising astonishingly high up from the TV set.

rising light rays
The photos were flash photos with an exposure time of 1/30 of a second, using normal camera settings (no "Night picture" setting).