Please add any comments and explanations, Chris, and correct me where I am wrong:

This is a crop from a photo of a suit of ancient armour. It has that blurriness that can accompany interdimensional photography. Chris feels it is a strange little spirit that appears to be wearing something on "his" wrist, perhaps a bracelet.

Nature spirit sitting on branch, waving at Chris.





(My favourite!) A spirit person at the base of a tree in a forest.

Thanks, Chris!!

The above are crops from much larger photographs. They have not been through any 'photo shop' type enhancements, I believe in bringing them to people's attention just as I find them.

Quite often when I take photographs and I look at them later, I find this blurring on them. I certainly know then that I am going to find spirit on them. It is as if the dimensions judder and slip, and you are allowed to look into another.

The first photograph is cropped from a photo I took of a suit of armour. On scrutinising the photo I found many faint small spirits around and on the suit, this one was the clearest, although it is still faint. I see a pinkish body image bending over slightly to the left, resting a hand on the armour. The head is indistinct, but I can just about discern a face There appears to be something on the wrist, I cannot make it out exactly what it is.
Saying all that, within the pinkish body, there appears other images also, this happens with interdimensional shots, bodies, faces,images, tend to blur and merge together.
I note, I have been seen.



The second crop is of a spirit sitting quite happilly on a branch of a tree, waving at me. That happens quite often I find,waving and drawing attention to be seen.
The nature spirits and others, are aware of our presence wherever we go.


The third photo crop was taken in a forest, with lots of light and shade. This quite clear spirit is at the base of the tree, you can see a head with upturned face and features, looking up at me. Yet again, within this image, more images are present and there are more around the tree if you can spot them.

Thanks for the explanations, Chris. These are great photos.

Also, just to clarify, the word "photoshopped" has been coined to connote something that has been created/faked, which is not what you are meaning, I know.

And while I appreciate and value the raw photo , I often find that everyone is not seeing the same spirit image (given so many possibilities and layers) so it can help at times to outline or highlight the specific vision in some manner, even just circling it. Then posting the untouched photo next to the enhanced one allows the viewer to see the spirit-seers vision so they can then easily "pick" it from the original and possibly see other things as well.

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In the armour picture I see what you mention. It's bitter-sweet to see a spirit around a suit of armour.

Cool little guy sitting on a branch. He seems a happy fellow. I think he may have even posed for you in that one. He must've liked you alot.

The nature spirit puts me in mind of a lion face for some reason.
It's amazing that the world is full of these beings and they are so rare for humans to see.

These are really a great captures.

The tree trunk spirit does kinda look like the lion in The Wizard of Oz...

I was thinking that myself when I viewed it for the first time Alisa!

One thing if I may mention it Dawn, regarding your comment about it being 'bitter-sweet' seeing the spirit on the suit of armour.

I don't think that they share our version of morality or things like that. Those are human values.

If you take into account that nature spirits abound everywhere and nurture all living things, then one has to accept that even negative people and situations will have their own spirits in attendance.

Just as there are nature spirits involved with growth and regeneration, there are those that work with degeneration and decay. There has to be balance.

Chriss,
I was referring to bitter-sweet as in:
bitter: sad that it blurred
sweet: fascinating to catch an anomaly around the armour.

I apologize for not making that clearer.

Great reply, tho, you're right about 'their ways are not our ways'


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I agree with Alisa. He does favor the WOZ Lion.
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Hi Dawn,

Forgive me please, as I presumed you meant something different.

The blurring on the photos is not caused by my hand shaking or any movement on my part, It just happens. It appears to be caused by the spirits themselves, when they are moving around and are close to me at that time.
Alisa and I have discussed this phenomena before regarding my photos.

Speaking of spirit blur, I tried to take a photo of a Crimson Rosella (I love the stark red of their feathers) in a red wattle brush tree. I was very excited about it, but this is how it turned out. Before I could try again, it had flew away.

Maybe it's like a flux in the wave of the veil. I think Chriss mentioned something to that effect about the knight picture.

(This is odd...I re-read and Chriss didn't say that... mmm... I could have swore I read a post where she said that... I apologize Chriss.)
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Blurring is quite daunting to me... I got tickled one the days that I was taking cloud pictures... I discovered that it is possible to take a blurry picture of a cloud. lol
I could not believe it! I just laughed in amazement.

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I would put in smilees, but I'm using the quick reply comment box.

Sometimes it is your higher self delivering what it knows (IMO).

I don't get much blurring action, and I can't be sure on the above photo that I stood entirely still (though I didn't think I moved), but I have had a few instances of spirit blurring where I captured a spirit image clearly amidst it. Here was one example:

mmm... You may be right...
Cool!

What a neat picture. It's a wolf, right? But also has some others making their appearance over lapping and sharing space.
That blur worked out real well, which meant that it probably wasn't necessarily a blur per-say...
It was fortuitous!

Blurred photos make you focus intently initially and you start to feel cross eyed! Then it is as if "the veil" has been lifted from your vision and you can actually see what is underneath - and there tends to be a lot spiritually speaking. I always use the analogy of the stereo - 3d photos that cause you to go cross eyed, then suddenly it all makes sense.

Yes, I do think it is a wolf or a dog and I'm happy you can see that there are others sharing the space (you do have good "sight"). The whole photo is not even worth posting as it was a blurred night shot. But I'm glad I didn't just trash it.

Chriss,

Believe or not, that made perfect sense to me.
Well done!