our orbs

Sounds great looking forward to seeing them .

The first one looks good from my angle but to be honest i need to zoom in but i must say it looks good hun

the other few not sure will take a closer look tomoz gotto sort me shop out an go home now kk
but good photos

ttfn
debz

btw thought those yellow ones were very strange not seen yellow blue yes not yellow

A s we now Orbs are spherical “lights” or balls of energy, though they are not visible with the naked eye,but can appear on photos
and come in many variable size most often they appear in shades of pure bright white however on some rare occasions they may take on different colours yellow,green,red,an many other colours , colours of orbs the colour may indicate something is going on? maybe?


ive had a little research into yellow orbs an there is such a thing

great info debb, thanx angel

Hi Maddy,

just have a look on our website.
We have captured a picture that look just like yours.
In my opinion thats all dust.

Regards, Yvonne

yvonnechen, yes orbs seem to look the same, but if you really zoom these little possums in ,then you see the different between every orb. no orb looks like the other... try it.

These are great pics Madeline, the first is particularly interesting as it is broad daylight and you can almost see a small face in there...the yellow ones are also a good catch, we have caught blue and green orbs before but not yellow!

T.

Hi Maddy,

Outdoors in daylight...no dust...no moisture...

They seem to be taken around early summertime, and they all seem to revolve around trees- in flower, i.e. in germination. I would quite confidently say we are looking at tree pollen

Those horse chestnuts are buggers for the stuff.

This might also explain the green tint. Interesting to note that the green orbs seem to be gravitating around one particular variety, which looks like beech.

Best,

Robb

hy robb,
no it was not in the early summertime , in autum.
i know what you want to say therefore i didnt zoom in that foto cause that you can see the real distance to my camm was about 30 meters. the sceptics cannot say than that it is maybe dust captured (at daytime? without blitz? that would be reflecting ? )

Hi Maddy,

Which one are you specifically referring to?

Don't want to sound confrontational, but the photos are clearly not Autumn- the trees are in blossom, which is impossible for Autumn. Also only one of the photos could be at any distance, as the flash illuminates the surroundings on all apart from the daytime pic. Can I ask what camera took the daytime pick?

Loving the EVP stuff

Robb

Ah I see

What kind of camera did you use?

Ah good, so it actually has optics, can rule out quite a bit. I once had an olympus e-500 many years ago, was my first DSLR!

Can't trust those small compacts any more than most mobile phones!

Worth spending a bit more for a camera like yours I say

Great idea! I would post a few too

robb, i've opened my blog in my section, there i will also post photos . (not always, cause a blog is much more than a gallery but also).
and there you could upload too.

i zoomed in a beauty.