In this water drop photo (which had the colors auto-adjusted), we see some rather clear close-up orb faces.
Wednesday, January 28, 2015
Orange Orb Faces, White Orb Faces
Photo date: December 18, 2014. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
In this water drop photo (which had the colors auto-adjusted), we see some rather clear close-up orb faces.
In this water drop photo (which had the colors auto-adjusted), we see some rather clear close-up orb faces.
Orbs Have Some Good Wet Fun
Photo date: December 18, 2014.
In this water drop photo, we see a bunch of smiley orb faces.
In this water drop photo, we see a bunch of smiley orb faces.
Two Orbs Over Stars of US Flag on Same Day
Photo date: January 2, 2015. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
Below is a photo taken in Grand Central Station in New York (click to get the full resolution photo).
We see in this photo an orb over the stars of the US flag. At another moment of the same day, a similar-looking orb also appeared over the stars of the US flag.
The second photo was taken later in the day, as you can tell by the darker floor. If orbs are just specks of dust as skeptics claim, what is the chance that two different specks of dust would both be positioned over the same part of the US flag on the same day? Too small to mention.
Below is a photo taken in Grand Central Station in New York (click to get the full resolution photo).
We see in this photo an orb over the stars of the US flag. At another moment of the same day, a similar-looking orb also appeared over the stars of the US flag.
The second photo was taken later in the day, as you can tell by the darker floor. If orbs are just specks of dust as skeptics claim, what is the chance that two different specks of dust would both be positioned over the same part of the US flag on the same day? Too small to mention.
Orb Face in Grand Central Station
Photo date: January 2, 2015. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
Below is a photo taken in Grand Central Station in New York.
Below is a closeup cropped from the top of this photo ("Auto-adjust colors" was used from the IrfanView menu). We seem to see a face that includes two eyes and a mouth.
Below is a photo taken in Grand Central Station in New York.
Tuesday, January 27, 2015
An Orb Fits Exactly
Photo date: December 27, 2014. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
The photo below was taken in Grand Central Station in New York. In the top right corner we see a mysterious blue orb that fits exactly in a little dark space. I will therefore label this as another example of "orb selective positioning."
The photo below was taken in Grand Central Station in New York. In the top right corner we see a mysterious blue orb that fits exactly in a little dark space. I will therefore label this as another example of "orb selective positioning."
Orb Water Drop Faces
Photo date: January 23, 2015. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
Below is a water drop photo. The photo was uploaded directly from the camera. Click here to download the image in its full resolution, with the original EXIF metadata proving it is direct from the camera.
Here is a photo cropped from a little above the middle of this photo.
Below is another photo cropped from the top photo. We see a bunch of happy-looking orbs.
The download link at the top is important in establishing that these photos are unaltered. When a photo is made by a camera, it is given EXIF metadata in the image file, metadata that is lost or modified when you save the photo in an image editor. The download link at top takes you to the original camera image with all the original EXIF metadata, something you can inspect by downloading the top image and right clicking on it in Windows to see the original EXIF metadata. You can inspect that data to prove that you have the original camera image before any modification. I would not be supplying the original photo with its original EXIF metadata if I had altered any of the photos shown here.
Below is a water drop photo. The photo was uploaded directly from the camera. Click here to download the image in its full resolution, with the original EXIF metadata proving it is direct from the camera.
Below is another photo cropped from the top photo. We see a bunch of happy-looking orbs.
The download link at the top is important in establishing that these photos are unaltered. When a photo is made by a camera, it is given EXIF metadata in the image file, metadata that is lost or modified when you save the photo in an image editor. The download link at top takes you to the original camera image with all the original EXIF metadata, something you can inspect by downloading the top image and right clicking on it in Windows to see the original EXIF metadata. You can inspect that data to prove that you have the original camera image before any modification. I would not be supplying the original photo with its original EXIF metadata if I had altered any of the photos shown here.
Smiling Orb Seeks Information?
Photo date: January 16, 2015. Photographer: Mark Mahin.
The following photo was taken in Grand Central Station in New York. We see the famous information desk at the station.
Below is a closeup of the blue orb. We seem to see a face.
The following photo was taken in Grand Central Station in New York. We see the famous information desk at the station.
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