Husband's Presence Ghost Photo Back to Ghost Pictures
Ann from Waukesha, Wisconsin sent us a ghost picture of what she believes may be her husband's presence.
This is a nice ghost photo of ectoplasm - the physical manifestation of spiritual presence. Many believe that
loved ones show up for holidays, anniversaries and birthdays:
"I am new to this spirit stuff, but very interested...especially since I took this picture last year (I took another
this year and really got a wild photo). I am only sending last year's photo for now. My husband died in April of
2004. Every year on December 2nd (our wedding anniversary), we have a tree lighting ceremony, including
the outside lights. On December 2, 2005, I took the picture without him and came up with this photo. The
white swirly in the photo is not snow. It was a calm clear night...no wind. Could it be him? I will always wonder
and hope. The photo was taken with a digital camera. No small orbs that year, but had many of them this
year. When taking the photo, I saw the white stuff and thought it was snow. So I did a double-take through
the lens and looking over the top of camera, I still saw it. So I snapped the photo. When I looked again, it was
gone."
Ann from Waukesha, Wisconsin sent us a ghost picture of what she believes may be her husband's presence.
This is a nice ghost photo of ectoplasm - the physical manifestation of spiritual presence. Many believe that
loved ones show up for holidays, anniversaries and birthdays:
"I am new to this spirit stuff, but very interested...especially since I took this picture last year (I took another
this year and really got a wild photo). I am only sending last year's photo for now. My husband died in April of
2004. Every year on December 2nd (our wedding anniversary), we have a tree lighting ceremony, including
the outside lights. On December 2, 2005, I took the picture without him and came up with this photo. The
white swirly in the photo is not snow. It was a calm clear night...no wind. Could it be him? I will always wonder
and hope. The photo was taken with a digital camera. No small orbs that year, but had many of them this
year. When taking the photo, I saw the white stuff and thought it was snow. So I did a double-take through
the lens and looking over the top of camera, I still saw it. So I snapped the photo. When I looked again, it was
gone."
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