Greetings dear Light Walker!
This is the one photo which made me stop and re-think everything I thought I knew about life. I had been playfully capturing orbs and other UFOs in my photos and wondering…. just exactly what were those winged flying lights? Then two weeks ago I caught this image simultaneously with my eyes and with my camera.
I was startled by the proximity, and the fact it was no longer possible to deny that there are winged beings around us, just on the edge of our perceptual field. The orb is beautiful too. So now what?
Since then, more and more flying light beings are being captured on my camera. Sometimes they appear as a blur of light – often in the shape of a ‘V’.
Another flying ‘ V’….
In Light and Love – Planet Dove
What exactly is an orb? I looked them up, are they not just caused by photography?
Hi naomit! There are multiple sources. There are some orbs that are points of consciousness in ‘balls of energy’ (plasmoids) that react to the infra red light of the camera flash. In recent years they have become more visible in photographs, and to many people, in direct sight too. They typically appear where there is joy and happiness. I believe that we are literally co-existing in an atmosphere filled with these orbs.
Sometimes digital cameras will pick up dust or moisture particles in the flash whose images resemble the energy orbs. On a foggy night try taking some flashes and you will see what I mean. The more photos that you take the more you will begin to recognize differences.
Since I was introduced to the energy orbs by people who could see them directly and then take a photo of what they saw, I was able to accept that the orb phenomena was more than dust from the very beginning. At this time I do not see them directly, so I take photos of ‘backdrops’ and wait to see who/what shows up! 🙂
Thanks for commenting
One Love ~Planet Dove~
Thanks for sharing your photos. I’ve also photographed a light-being like the one you did (as it was coming toward my outstretched hand) and so have many of my friends, both in the U.S. and Australia. Amazing, isn’t it?!