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A presentation from our Ghost Train Adventure archives.  Real photos taken by real people depicting really dead people such as the famous Ghost Bride of 1783, often seen walking through St. Augustine’s Tolomato Cemetery.

Does this look like a woman in a white dress? Of course it does! Did you realize this is a photo taken by a Ghost Train guest by a tombstone in the Tolomato Cemetery under which lies the body of Elizabeth Forrester? She died on her wedding day in 1783, was buried in her wedding gown and may be the strange “ghost bride” that has been the subject of bizarre sightings at that cemetery for well over 200 years.

Now, THAT’S creepy. Watch the video to see other weird pictures.

This is a lens strap...yep, just a lens strap.

We have rounded up some great tips for capturing ghost photos:

GET YOUR CAMERA READY. Set your digital camera to NIGHT if possible, and make sure your lens is clean.

TAKE LOTS OF PICTURES. The more photos the better your chances of catching a great ghost photo. Take shots at eye level and above your head.

AVOID SHINY SURFACES. The shine from glass, mirrors, marble or metal can give you an image that can be mistaken for a ghost. The reflection can appear like mist, fog & orb shapes.

KEEP YOUR SHOT CLEAR. Keep your hair, lens covers and camera straps out of the shot. They can easily be mistaken for ghostly apparitions.

AVOID LENS FLARE. Take photos with the light source behind you. Lens flair can make a light source look like a ghost.

TRUST YOUR GUT. If the hair on the back of your neck stands up…take a photo!

TAKE PHOTOS OF LIVE PEOPLE. Ghosts are often attracted to people and will follow them around. So include people in the photos you take. Include enough space to one side of the picture and above the heads of those in the photo. Try taking a photo over your shoulder and snap a picture behind you. You never know what could be following you!

TALK TO THE GHOSTS. Be respectful, have nice thoughts, and quietly talk to them. Let them know you are not here to harm them. Ask them if they can make themselves visible to you. You never know!
Source: GhostStudy.com

Toys R Us Ghost

This image was caught on infrared film during a paranormal investigation at a Toys R Us in Sunnyvale, California, for the television series “That’s Incredible”.

The man seen leaning on the wall was not observed by the others present. High speed film shots taken at the same time as this one showed no trace of the leaning figure!

This Toys ‘R’ Us has a long history of being haunted by a ghost called “John” and store workers are used to see strange things happening, such as objects moving on their own!

Read this snopes.com ghost article to learn more.

My husband and I went on the Ripley’s Ghost Train tour and had a blast! This clip is the beginning of our adventure where we purchase tickets and meet “Mr. Bones” one of our tour guides. We highly recommend going on this and the walking tour (wear comfy shoes). Be prepared to do walking in both tours!

Go on the tour! You’ll have a blast! And when you do, come back and share your experiences with us! We captured several anomalies!

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