Kathy Phelps

Orb Guest Photographs the Dark

We have a guest orb photographer for today’s post, Kathy Phelps, best known on WordPress for her blog, Nature Snippets: http://naturesnippets.com/

TreeOrbs

Kathy counted about 50 orbs around the huge elm tree by her barn. It’s a lovely tree and would make a good subject to come back to many times to check out the orbs who are at home within its branches.

Orbs in yard

I like the orbs on the upper left that seem to be coming in for a landing in front of Kathy’s house in Illinois.

Kathy continues to experiment with finding the best placement of camera to subject to bring out the orbs who soar through her property. She can feel them and is discovering their many colors as well. I look forward to her further adventures with orbs.

We have a special treat tomorrow, which Kathy will also enjoy. Klaus Heinemann, Ph.D., co-author of two books that are the classics on orbs: The Orb Project, and Orbs Their Mission and Messages of Hope, will be our guest bringing a new understanding of orbs. Tune in tomorrow evening for this rare presentation.

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/

Orbs and Tree Aura of a Guest

In today’s post Kathy Phelps is our guest orb photographer. Some of you may know her from her WordPress blog:

Nature Snippets: http://naturesnippets.com/

On her Lazy Hike post she included one of the next two photos which show orbs in a little “cave”:

The orbs change positions slightly and in the next photo you can see that the spider web is in front of the orb:

Kathy says that she could see the orbs while she was taking the pictures. This experience happened towards the end of her hike. The sun was behind her and couldn’t have caused the orbs.

The picture below was taken the next day in Kathy’s backyard. She was taking pictures of a persimmon tree and after a few photos started seeing the energy in part of the tree.  Kathy says that she could also easily see it when not looking through the camera. She noticed the color to the energy and thought it was “the spirit of the tree, or the tree’s energy…if there is a difference”

Kathy particularly likes the small branch on the right with the energy shape compared to the branch.

It is fascinating how the electromagnetic field of the tree is captured by the digital camera so that those of us who weren’t on the scene can appreciate seeing the forces of nature.

Thank you to Kathy Phelps for sharing with us her first photos of orbs and auras. Every photographed encounter with nature enriches our perceptions of the world around us.

For those of you who are new to this blog, or would like to refresh your memories as to what orbs are, perhaps this will help: https://orbsdelight.wordpress.com/2012/11/17/photographing-orbs/

And, if anyone would like to be my guest and show their orb photographs on the Orbs Delight blog, please let me know.