keithmills37 wrote:
No..........my mother told me she saw a gost in her room, in the middle of the night, once. I figured it was just those hot pepper sandwiches she used to eat at night.......
Yep, those late night snacks can really get to you pretty badly
Come on people! There was a little boy in the house looking at you take pictures. It is just a matter of finding out why he was there. Nothing more that that.
Ocham's Razor - "All other things being equal, the simplest solution is the best"
As far as posting the other bracketed shots im gonna try tonight. I kinda got in trouble for uploading images : / (Im a contractor so I live where I work and use their internet and we have a bandwidth limitation). If not tonight ill do it tomorrow when things cool down
I too noticed the shirt style. I sent it to the groom who will not show the bride cause she will freak out. The groom is convinced its something and is going to take the picture to the museum curaters *spelling* there to see if he can shed any light to see if it was a workers kid who may have been in there or what. Ill keep you all posted on details! Very very creepy none the less!
Using the Focus Magic plugin for Photoshop, I can pull a reflection of a flash from the upper centerline of the boy's left eye, but nothing more interesting.
In a humorous link several members of the historical society that is housed in the house specifically tell people to knock off the talk of any boys that appear in windows because there were never any historical records of young kids who lived in the house. So there!
"A few months ago I shot a wedding and the bride wanted to get her pic at this place that is supposed to be haunted." This to me sound like she was sure of what she wanted for her wedding photos. This would mean you the photographer was informed ahead of time and you failed to check the hours of operation? Unless this was spontaneous, I don't see how you failed check especially if it is a museum. It could be as simple as you ask the boy to go inside for you take the photo. He looks way too happy, almost as if he knew what the photo was intended for Maybe if he looks a bit creepier it might have worked better.
BTW, regarding the two faces in one. Human beings don't have two exact halves. If you get your photo, divided your face into equal halves, duplicate one side or the other and flip it you will see what I mean.
Are you giving the couple the DVD of all the images? I am surprised the groom is more concern about finding out who the boy is rather than not receiving his wedding photos after a few months. And from your posts, you are either really, really busy or you need to start editing sooner than a few months after the wedding!
This to me sound like she was sure of what she wanted for her wedding photos. This would mean you the photographer was informed ahead of time and you failed to check the hours of operation? Unless this was spontaneous, I don't see how you failed check especially if it is a museum.
It was spontaneous actually. We were to get it done at some garden then the bride changed her mind when we were in the limo.
There really was no kid that we brought there with us because it was just me and the wedding party in the limo, noone else.
Im not claiming its a ghost, im just saying it creeped me out because I dont know how anyone would have gotten into the museum (hopefully some parent didnt leave their child in there by accident!)
And yes the couple is getting a DVD, he knew it would be awhile for the pictures as I work more then full time in another country and I go to school online full time as well.
The bride saw the picture and freaked out, she simply asked that I clone him out (which I will).
I got the whole twilight movie theme thing goin on....Weird...Just call the house and establish if the owner or cleaner or whatever has a son that happened to be there that day it will put your mind to rest...
neridah wrote:
I got the whole twilight movie theme thing goin on....Weird...Just call the house and establish if the owner or cleaner or whatever has a son that happened to be there that day it will put your mind to rest...
Chrono1081 wrote:
It was spontaneous actually. We were to get it done at some garden then the bride changed her mind when we were in the limo.
There really was no kid that we brought there with us because it was just me and the wedding party in the limo, noone else.
Im not claiming its a ghost, im just saying it creeped me out because I dont know how anyone would have gotten into the museum (hopefully some parent didnt leave their child in there by accident!)
And yes the couple is getting a DVD, he knew it would be awhile for the pictures as I work more then full time in another country and I go to school online full time as well.
The bride saw the picture and freaked out, she simply asked that I clone him out (which I will). ...Show more →
I also know that museums are very strict with photography to some degree. Art museums doesn't allow flash. Some of my local museums don't allow both video and photography. You guys were brave...I am not talking about mansion being haunted
