In the previous Bintan post, I talked about sharing some ghostly images which I’ve captured at the island. During the last night, a few of us went out to take some photos.
Soon, we proceeded to the beach and I started taking photos of open areas with flash. You got to know the fact that the area was quite dark at that time and flashing open areas are definitely scary.

This is the first photo which I took. As you can see there are a few visible orbs in the photo itself. If you’ve ever been to paranormal websites, they always say that these orbs are actually spirits.
Orbs are the pale white circle stuffs that you usually see in night shots – especially when taken using digital cameras.

This picture probably shows a better example of orbs. See those white stuffs floating all around the photos? Those are called orbs. Depending on where you’re coming from, most people would probably think those are supernatural stuffs.
However, Joseph Ang is going to break all these nonsense today. Orbs are not spirits and they have nothing to do with the supernatural realm.

Sites like Singapore Paranormal Investigators always likes to point out orbs as spiritual objects in their reports. I think that’s because of their fruitless attempt at catching some ghosts.
Today, I would like to make it clear that orbs are not spiritual objects. They’re just an out-of-focus dust particle that is photographed using any stills camera or video recorder.

And you’re thinking how is it possible to have so much dust? In actual fact, dust is airborne most of the time! Take a look at the light beam from the projector that your teach use in school. Don’t you see lots of dust?
I admit that while taking these photos, I was pretty scared at that time. But more often than not, it’s just your mind playing tricks with you.

However, I cannot explain the reddish patch in this photo.