.My experiences have also taught me that there are a lot of things that might appear to be paranormal, which when examined closely, aren't paranormal.  Sometimes it's an overactive imagination. Other times, it's a total misconception of ideas or alleged evidence. Often times,  people are looking for something to grasp onto, so they can have evidence to support their belief or validate experiences. This happens with orbs in pictures.  They are misunderstood and presented as paranormal evidence based on my experience. True orbs/ ghost lights produce their own illumintion and are witnessed with the naked eye. I have experienced orbs a number of times with  the naked eye, which others saw, too.  Rare when it happens. Colored lights which we were unable to capture on cameras.  Often, artifacts are captured in pictures and video. It is due to the cameras lack of ability to process the lighting or shutter speed.  In simple terms, the wrong settings, or the wrong camera for the job. I've looked at pictures and video where a light source outside of the camera's view was responsible for the created artifacts, (having a background in audio/video and production helps).  To better understand, look on YouTube. If you watch a video of an airplane's propeller, you will notice it's curved in the video. Often during production filming, the lighting is softened with diffusers to prevent glare and lens flare.  Many times, lens flare and lighting create what many believe to be "paranormal."   Again, we have to look for answers other than paranormal. Many look to prove, rather than to be objective,  and consider possible other factors. "When it doubt throw it out."- Ron

The picture about is an artifact created by the lighting and paredollia, looks like a woman under the light to many. PROS recreated it several times,  QUESTION EVERYTHING- Ron