De Fermiparadox                                            UFO gespot in Bloemendaal/IJmuiden

Alien gevonden in Italië                                                          Alien gevonden in UFO hotspot in Rusland

The Horned Demon Creature of Felton

Geestverschijning op een trap                        Geestverschijning langs een spoorwegovergang

Een zogenoemde "ghost orb"

Nog meer ghost orbs

En nog meer ghost orbs

De geest van een Romeinse bewaker

Tulip Staircase Ghost
My absolute favourite ghost picture ever. It’s so atmospheric and spooky – it doesn’t get any better than this! Rev. Ralph Hardy, a clergyman from British Columbia, snapped this image in 1966. He was photographing the spiral “Tulip Staircase” in the Queen’s House section of the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, England. The photograph shows a shrouded figure climbing the stairs, grasping the railing with both hands. Experts have failed to find any evidence of tampering or fraud. Wonderful!

Ghost in the Woods
This picture was found at The Daily Mail, as one of their all-time top paranormal pictures and I have to agree! There are no details, but it appears that a little girl has been photographed out on a woodland walk. Zoom in and a ghostly, transparent figure is watching, with big, black eye sockets. Goosebumps!

© Lisa Murphy

Pendennis Castle Ghost
Lisa Murphy from Cornwall, UK, sent this photo to Moonslipper.com. She took the photo in what used to be the kitchens at 16th century Pendennis Castle, Falmouth, Cornwall, UK. Lisa was taking a picture of three lit candles on the wall of this supposedly very haunted room and this rather terrifying face appeared on the left side. The room it was taken in is said to have had various sightings, including a pair of legs seen walking up a spiral staircase which, nowadays, leads to nowhere. Excellent photo!

© Chris Sandys BBC Gloucester

Jenner Museum Ghost
Scary ghost picture taken at the Jenner Museum, Berkeley, England. Here's what the Culture 24 website says about it:

"There have always been stories of ghosts at the Edward Jenner Museum. We usually take them with a pinch of salt," says Sarah Parker,the museum’s director. A BBC photographer dropped in to get some snaps of the museum's latest exhibition and when he got back to the office discovered some unexpected and unexplainable shapes in his pictures. "I don't believe in ghosts myself," says Chris Sandys, BBC photographer, "but this is strange! As soon as I'd taken the panoramic photo, I reviewed the image on the camera, and straight away noticed this strange formation of light, shaped like a figure, through the doorway in the next room". The figure looks quite large and could be a soldier as graffiti has been found in the attic with names and ranks of soldiers who had stayed in the house, possibly during the 19th century. I really like this photo.

Tantallon Castle Ghost
Photograph taken at Tantallon Castle, Scotland in 2008 by tourist Christopher Aitchison. According to the photographer, it was taken around 3 pm and there were no re-enactments taking place or any mannequins placed in the castle windows at the time. Trick of the light, or an actual ghost in period clothes? I'm not sure.

Ghost of Yuri
Wonderful shot taken high above the stage in the St. James's Theatre, Wellington, New Zealand by Carolyn Taylor of what is believed to be the ghost of Yuri, a Russian dancer. He fell to his death from high up over the stage - around this area - and questions remain as to whether it was an accident or murder. Yuri has been seen and felt many times and is obviously loathe to leave the stage.

Riccarton House Ghost
I love this photo taken by Carolyn Taylor of the Ghost Hunt group in New Zealand. While filming at Riccarton House in Christchurch, Carolyn snapped a few pictures of the exterior of the house, not seeing anything unusual. Only when the photos were examined was this menacing apparition spotted on the porch. Very scary!

The Madonna of Bachelor's Grove
This fantastic photograph was taken during an investigation of Bachelor's Grove cemetery near Chicago by the excellent Ghost Research Society. On August 10, 1991, several members of of the GRS were at the cemetery, a small, abandoned graveyard on the edge of the Rubio Woods Forest Preserve, near the suburb of Midlothian, Illinois and this photograph came out with an image of a ghostly, out-of-her-time, lady. There was no one else there. Excellent ghost image.

The Brown Lady
This image of the "The Brown Lady" ghost is one of the best known ghost photographs ever shot. The apparition is thought to be that of Lady Dorothy Townshend, wife of Charles Townshend, 2nd Viscount of Raynham, of Raynham Hall in Norfolk, England in the early 1700s. The photograph was taken in September, 1936 by Captain Provand and Indre Shira, two photographers who were taking pictures of Raynham Hall for Country Life magazine. This is your quintessential ghost photo!

Park Bench Ghost
This spine chilling trilogy of pictures is actually one that a visitor to Moonslipper.com sent in. Lot took this series of three photos while having fun with her friends in a park. She says no one else was there, the female form seated on the park bench in the first picture on the left does not appear in the other two photos and you can see through the figure! Spooky and unexplainable - a classic ghost picture.