Glenbeulah Orb Photo

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Official WIX Name of Evidence File: Glenbeulah Orb Photo
Type of Anomaly: Orb(s)
Place of Investigation: Glenbeulah Graveyard
Date of Investigation: June 3rd, 2005 around 12:15 am
Location of Anomaly at Location: On the far western dirt road, about in the middle of the road by the wooded western section.  There were a few scattered tombstones on the left and right of the people in this group.
People Present at Location: Kate Arkens, Kyle Chivers, Emily Haese, Joey Mueller, Jeff McCracken, and Brian Meyer
User of Equipment who Captured the Anomaly: Joey Mueller
Type of Equipment used to capture Anomaly: Brian Meyer's digital camera
Description and Explanation of Anomaly: This picture shows some very good qualities of an anomaly known as orbs.  Some of the more faint orbs at the top right and top center look like they are caused by moisture, which 90% of orbs are.  However, there are some really full and solid orbs that can be easily recognized.  The orbs that are on both trees on the left look very solid with little room for separate inner specs and circles that resemble moisture orbs.  Also, the orb that is on the second tree on the right closer to the middle of the tree is very full and complete.  This orb also shows up clearly in gray scale and even in monochrome, which give this orb a definite background source, which could be some sort of energy.  Another very good orb is the brightest and biggest one in the bottom right corner.  This is a good orb because it is very bright, solid, shows little if any signature signs of a humidity orb, and it is closer to the ground; most humidity orbs are higher in the air.  Once again, this orb can be easily spotted in the gray scale and monochrome pictures.  After this picture was taken, Joey reviewed and saw the orbs on the viewfinder.  Once he did this, he took more pictures (around 5) and no other orbs or anomalies were found on the next pictures.
Other Notes: This picture was taken before the formation of Xink, which then was renamed to WIX.  This was one of our first ghost hunting experiences, and this picture was taken before WIX acquired its digital camera.