Greg Neish, whose orb photographs of a wedding and his favorite fishing lake you may have seen a few posts ago, also shares this photo he took in November. He associates this brilliant orb with, “White – High Frequency Protection. Perfect next to our Flag.”
It is always fascinating to see the orbs that appear in people’s photographs. If we accumulate enough exposure to these “emanations of spiritual beings” we may begin to have a small understanding of their presence in our environment.
Bill, of Motioners blog: http://motionphotographyonline.wordpress.com/, shares this photograph of orbs (not snow or stars). “It was shot in June 2008 when we hiked into Desolation Wilderness near Lake Tahoe on the California side. Our trailhead was Echo Lake just off of Highway 50 and the campsite in the photo is at Clyde Lake just over the Mosquito Pass (8,428′). The picture is my grandson (age 9 at the time) and an avid backpacker.”
High altitudes do have a sense of being populated by the mysterious.
Therese Beavers who shared her orbs of an eagle’s tree with us last month found this shining orb just recently. Seek, and you will find. . .
Therese also discovered this green squiggle orb, perhaps what Klaus Heinemann described earlier as an “orb fairy” whose speed is more in the quantum leap category than miles per hour.
Thank you very much to Greg Neish, Bill of Motioners, and Therese Beavers for kindly sharing their photographs of orbs with us. The more we see, the more we know, the more full of wonder is our world.
For those of you who are new to this blog, or would like to refresh your memory as to what orbs are, perhaps this will help: https://orbsdelight.wordpress.com/2012/11/17/photographing-orbs/
Eye of the Camera 
Hello Cheyenne, Thanks for using my orbs. What a happy surprise!
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Thank you for sharing them with all of us, Therese!
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Delight in the mystery
“An eye is meant to see things.
The soul is here for its own joy.
A head has one use: for loving a true love.
Legs: to run after.
Love is for vanishing into the sky. The mind,
for learning what men have done and tried to do.
Mysteries are not to be solved. The eye goes blind
When it only wants to see why.”
-Rumi
Does love vanish into the sky? Does love send you skyward? Where does all that love go?
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Thank you for Rumi, Susan. Always a welcome insight and consideration.
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Beautiful snaps with orbs so bright.
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One wonders why some orbs are so bright. ..
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Dear Friend.
Your blog is nominated for THE BLOG OF THE YEAR award and to VERY INSPIRING BLOGGER AWARD simultaneously. I hope you will accept it
Best regard and recpect,
Wanda ALE KSIÄ„ZKI / AND YET THE BOOKS
See: http://wandamichalakdomkuncewiczow.wordpress.com/2012/12/11/my-top-list/
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Thank you dear friend for your kind words in the list of bloggers that you have nominated. I am looking forward to making their acquaintance by following up with your recommendations. And, wow! (a good word from unknown culture?) I really am touched by your nominating my blog for both Blog of the Year and Very Inspiring Blogger Award. May our paths with heart continue to unfold.
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My pleasure, Cheyenne!
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I am always fascinated by orbs that show up in my
photos!
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I’m seeing them more and more in mine and others photos. Always interesting to see their shapes, colors, and patterns. Thank you for following, and congratulations on your Blog of the Year award.
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thank you so much. I am an photographer also. A hobby. I find so many orbs in some photos and others none. I always have thought and wondered are they spirits? loved ones lingering, what…………
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