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Ok, I think I have something. I took a bunch of night graveyard pictures in Charleston SC. and I can clearly see a man in one of them. Ive looked at it from different angles and he is clear as a bell to me. Even my scheptic wife sees him. Is it common to see actual faces? I didnt seek this out but its there.
Well, I got the pic scanned but its not nearly as clear in the scan. Take a look at the center stone and look for a man looking to the left. If you darken your screen a bit, its easier to see. In the actual photo I can see his neck and jacket but the scan makes it hard to view. Am I crazy?
I wanted to clarify what I was saying above. In the space just above and behind the gravestone you are talking about is where I feel there is something. I don't see it. I just sense as if something was there. Like at any moment you'll suddenly be able to make out a form.
Nakis,
I'm not usually perceptive in these things but that area just above the stone is the area that keeps drawing me too. I've adjusted and readjusted the brightness trying to see something there in that spot to no avail - it just seems that something is there just out of reach.
Znarffu,
Since you pointed out the face in the stone, I can see that too. The scanned images sometimes loose a bit - the original must pop out at you.
I'm not usually perceptive in these things but that area just above the stone is the area that keeps drawing me too. I've adjusted and readjusted the brightness trying to see something there in that spot to no avail - it just seems that something is there just out of reach.
Znarffu,
Since you pointed out the face in the stone, I can see that too. The scanned images sometimes loose a bit - the original must pop out at you.
I looked, and really, I do think that if there is something in this picture, I believe it is above the stone. That area did appear to have something of note... like something was preparing to take form there, or was just in the process of fading out... hmmm... this was a tough one. But, I do know that old tombstones have a way of 'making pictures' because of the weathering that takes place. It is almost like looking for faces in the clouds.