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Now This Is Spooky

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Definitely worth the wait, I have been staring at it for about 20 min trying to figure it out.

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If you look at the rear view mirror, you can tell that what every it is, is on the other side, because the mirror is blocking a piece of the thing.

 

Very nice catch FF :thumb:

Alright, I have decided.....It's definitely a ghost.

Am I the only one who doesn't see anything out of the ordinary?

That picture is crazy, I'm glad we finally got to see it!

Am I the only one who doesn't see anything out of the ordinary?

 

I wonder if there a street light close or behind the photographer? Looking at STRIKE3's zoomed image; there looks to be a light reflection on the far passenger side of the windshield (farther left from our view then the "ghost", and I think I even see a small reflection on the driver's side. It also looks like the potential light source on the far right side of the rearview mirror. I can't decide either way. :irked:

Am I the only one who doesn't see anything out of the ordinary?

 

You don't see that freaky white thing on the passenger side??

I can clearly see a nose, and eye sockets.

...and part of a mouth.

To me it kind of looks like an old guy wearing glasses and screaming. Also, I wanted to point out, that it seems impossible for this to be a reflection off the windshield. If you notice, the "image" is partially blocked by the rearview mirror. If it was a reflection, wouldn't the reflection be on top of the mirror and not behind it?

 

Here is a very crude drawing marking the features:

RebelK's Ghost Pic2-1draw.jpg

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To me it kind of looks like an old guy wearing glasses and screaming. Also, I wanted to point out, that it seems impossible for this to be a reflection off the windshield. If you notice, the "image" is partially blocked by the rearview mirror. If it was a reflection, wouldn't the reflection be on top of the mirror and not behind it?

 

Here is a very crude drawing marking the features:

MrRk says that your drawing made this "thing' look like Elton John...the early years..:lol::lol:

MrRk says that your drawing made this "thing' look like Elton John...the early years..:lol::lol:

 

Well it does kind of look like the ghost of this picture:

 

elton_john.jpg

Wow. That was worth the wait. Thanks RK.

 

I see a face, and a scary looking one at that. Some mentioned earlier that it could have been an angel from heaven, If so, I hope they all aren't that creepy looking.

Here is the original (unretouched, uncropped) picture as I received it. If you notice, the photographer's shadow appears on the pavement. That means there had to be some source of bright light behind him. This may be the source of the reflection we're seeing.

 

Very weird, but there appears to be a bright light on the hood as well. Perhaps a reflection from the flash of the camera?

For some of you close to Perryville, I think you need to get a camera and take some photos for us that evolve into a 360' panarama of the scene so we can see what is behind and on the sides of this vehicle.

 

Great picture, clearlt worth sending in to some paranormal club to investigate.

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