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Lunar Eclipse Angel Picture
The two photographs at left
were taken during a lunar
eclipse. The light is actually the
moon shining back into the
camera lens. However, Sonia
from Atlanta, Georgia noticed
that what looks like lens flare
sort of took on the shape of
angels in her pictures:
"Last night (December 20,
2010), I was taking some
pictures of the lunar eclipse on
my cell phone camera and
images showed up, in some of
them, that I think sort of
resembles an angel. I don't
know if it is an angel or just a
light reflection anomaly, but I
thought I would send them to
someone who is experienced
in such sightings.
The image didn't appear in the
first few pics I took, then, it just
appeared. The next-to-last pic
(picture at top left) is the most
vivid...I found them very
interesting."
We agree. How about you?
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Lens flare is when light, such as the sun, shines back
into the camera lens, creating anomalies which are
typically red, orange or purple. Sometimes, they are
mistaken for orbs or flying objects. In the pictures sent
to us by Sonia, we must admit that these figures are
interesting -- striking.
Are they the product of anthropomorphizing?
Pareidolia? You decide...
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Spiritual Pictures: Lunar Eclipse Angel Pictures page content Copyright 2010 Angels & Ghosts, LLC
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