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Let me say that, as a photographer, there's a LOT of shit that you can do with a camera, completly by accident, that looks like something supernatural. Especially when there are unforseen effects, or picutres taken by people who know nothing about how photography works.
Case in point: One of my first projects was entitled "The Duke in Exile", and featured my friend, Ian, standing in the window of a Starbucks wearing a suit and elf ears. Now, some interesitng things occured with this picture. First, though the window didn't LOOK reflective, viewing the photographs the reflection was highly accentuated, and Ian was surrounded by glowing orbs that were essentially just from different types of reflection both inside and outside the glass. One picture, however, was very odd: the window was completly reflective of the building on the other side of the street, and what I ended up with was a transparent picture of Ian, standing like a ghost in front of a full street.
The circle in the picture shown here isn't very convincing, it looks like the regular sort of thing that you'd get off a bit of reflection in the background, or something on the lense. |
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). They often happen if a flash is used while taking the photo. The light from the flash will be reflected from a surface out of shot (window, mirror) and hit the camera lens.