Gourmet Ghost Hunter

More Photographs

When we take our pictures we are careful not to photograph our breath, and we make sure no one is smoking. These pictures are in their original state (except they may be cropped) unless otherwise stated. If your monitor is dark, you may need to lighten them up in a photo editor program. Please click on the picture to enlarge them. You may not use any of these photographs, unless you have obtained permission from us.

This was taken by Mike Faulkner with a digital camera, at Cushwa Basin in Williamsport, Maryland.
There were no lights in the background. Lorie was holding her breath when the picture was taken.

This was taken by Lisa Yost with a digital camera, at a cemetery in Williamsport, Maryland. The red dots are lights in the background.

This was taken by Lorie Mattson at the C&O canal in Maryland. Lisa told Lorie there was something forming and Lorie got this picture.

This was taken by Lorie Mattson with a digital camera, at an abandoned house in Halltown, West Virginia. Note the orb in motion.

This was taken by Lorie Mattson at Cherry Run in Hedgesville, West Virginia, with a digital camera. This has been cropped, lightened and contrasted.

This was taken by Evelyn Faulkner with a digital camera at a park in Berkeley Springs, West Virginia.

This was taken by Lorie Mattson with a digital camera at Wizard's Clip in West Virginia. This is fog, but notice what it forms around the gravestone on the right.

This was taken by Lorie Mattson with a digital camera, at a home in Hagerstown, Maryland. There is no light at this end of the attic, and the gold orb is not in the next picture of the same spot.

This was taken by Ken Mattson with a digital camera, at a cemetery in Williamsport, Maryland. Look at the bigger version, how many faces do you see?

This was taken by Lorie Mattson, with a digital camera, at a park in Berkeley Springs in West Virginia.. This has been cropped and lightened a little.

This was taken by Lisa Yost with a digital camera. Note the moving orb at the top and the lines at the bottom, which was just lawn.