Ok, guys, here's ANOTHER compilation of ghost photos at Haunted America Tours, this time from Myrtles Plantation...and they are just about the same as the others from Haunted America Tours...but would like to put them up as well and say that it seems that common sense is DEAD in this time and age!
This is the kind of things people send in and say are ghosts...

www.hauntedamericatour...ostphotos/

Oh man!

Well.. for some reason the page won't load.. but I'm sure I'm missing something great..

Yeah those were great.

not.

Where's this red coats photo that you're impressed with Ruby? Never could find that one...

Ash~it wouldn't load for me yesterday but today it went right through. Give it another try and see what happens.

At least these pictures provide a nice tour of the inside of the house.

Poor pictures, especially as you can't enlarge them.

Half of these pictures, I can't even see what they are talking about.. especially the mirror ones.

hmm....most of those can be ruled out as the usual dust, light smudges and breath..the mirror doesnt impress much either after watching taps debunk it.

thanks for the pics tho patty x

OY VEY!! lol

Heike wrote:

Yeah those were great. not. Where's this red coats photo that you're impressed with Ruby? Never could find that one...

Oh no! You're not gonna make me wade through that pile again are ya? ... I'll brace myself and try and pull it out for you later.

Ok, here is the photo in question. It was taken by Janie Miller at the Myrtles Plantation. It's not that I'm particularly impressed with it. More a case of it being the most interesting in the pile!

I think that SPIRichard's opinion is probably the right one, in that it's an effect caused by a long exposure. I've taken pics that have come out like this in a dark environment with a slow shutter speed. Whether it is an intentional hoax or not really depends on whether they have reinactments there, as the figures are clearly in redcoat uniform. However, I should mention that the Exif data does mention Adobe!

I found this pic on several websites but my EXIF reader just wouldn't accept any of them.
Thanks for agreeing Ruby, it is clearly a long exposure pic and the blur makes it a little suspicious too.

This was the best of the bunch? Sorry Ruby!

Well it looks to me like a couple of dudes talking while the shutter was open for a loooooonnggg time.

Of course I'm no expert!