We only publish photo's, video clips and audio clips if we are unable to explain them.
BGH Photos and Videos
White misty shadow figure in the window. There was no one out there. No light source (IR camera) Outside the window is a corridor leading to ladies bathroom. No shadows to be cast (they would be black anyway)
We hardly ever catch anything in a photograph that we can't explain away, this mist is a mystery to us.
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Location - Banbury
This is the original photo taken by Jenni. Its in an office, sectioned off by glass panels. You might just be able to make out Zoe in the photo, as a reflection, taking a photo herself.....
Next.....
This a cropped version of the photo. Here you can clearly see the Zoe from BGH, and that is Jenni's camera flash above her head. Jenni is not in this shot, just Zoe......
Finally.....
On the left, Zoe. Skin coloured face and black clothing.... Jenni is out of shot to the far left.... but what is that white figure to the right?
Right next to Zoe was a wall, and Jenni the other side. We have no idea what or where this white figure to the right has come from. We have tried to re create this photo. Looked into reflections. But the height doesn't match. The appearance doesn't match, and the only reflection it could be from was Zoe, and to us it is clear that is not her reflection in any way, shape or form! |
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Original.... and then lightened and cropped. At Hell-Fire Caves.
We got some stick for this photo on social media, people telling us it IS a mannequin etc..... So, maybe this is one of those pictures where you had to be there lol. Yes there are mannequins, yes there were scattered lights here and there..... But when you take the photo yourself and you know your surroundings, it's easier to believe what is shown in this photo..... When you take the photo yourself down an empty cave knowing 100% no one, or nothing was down there other than empty space. Walking down there after coming across nothing but walls, floor and ceiling...... We really don't publish that many photographs. Thats because we hardly capture anything, or if we do, 9 times out of 10, it can be explained. When we can't explain it, thats when it becomes a bit more interesting...... Make of this what you will, but this is one of our favourite photographs that can not be explained. Enjoy :) |
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