On Friday, September 20th, we held a "Get To Know You" afternoon.  It was a pleasure to meet others  who have the same interest as us.  We thought a good way to meet these folks would be to invite them on the Historical Tour presented by the Pensacola Historical Society, a sort of neutral territory where we could get a small taste of what conducting investigations would be like while learning about our city's history at the same time.

While on the tour we explained to our new friends, Teri, Lora and Leona, how we go about conducting an investigation.  Everyone was eager to take pictures in hopes of catching that one special photo that would show proof of spirit energy. 

We weren't disappointed!  We each got some very nice orbs and one picture was unusually interesting.  You'll notice in the first picture and its enhancements that there was some strange activity.  We all try to dissect each photo, not that we hope we don't find anything because we do.  We have sent this one around to several friends and this is what one friend Lori had to say, "Here's my 2 cents on this pic.  It captured a ton of energy! Now if you look closely, the tall gal seems to have walked smack dab into part of that energy.  Her head is there, but really hard to see cause she is right in the thick of that energy.  I think she also walked smack dab into a spirit, close to where her head should be, you can almost make out another shadow form, a head and shoulders.  Also the same by Teri over there, unless that is something in the pic on the wall to explain that away, I see a shadow head and shoulders there too.  Now the big light swirl seems to be a sort of opening for these spirits to come in and out of.  That's my take on it anyway, if you look in the center of the swirl, you'll see another shadow outline of a head and shoulders. I would not discount this pic as motion blur...I say that is a portal and there are 3 energies that the tall gal and Teri are right in the thick of!  Give me your feedback on this...I have a BIG feeling I'm right on this one!"  

Well Lori, we hope you're right and thanks for your input.  If anyone else has any ideas please let us know. Thanks!

Jeff Reynolds sent us this website to ponder, check it out:  The American Museum of Photography