The following is her comment on the picture:
"It was twilight and I wanted to try to get some fun photos in the twilight in Morristown at Washington Headquarters. We were in the area driving back from bowling so I took the opportunity to take some shots. I again found that twilight tends to not be the best time to take photos of anything but sunsets because of blurring and clarity issues. But I always enjoy experimenting and trying so I keep trying.
I took a photo of the statue of George Washington which is on a road island across the street from the Washington Headquarters museum. When I opened it later at home, I clearly saw a revolutionary soldier with a rifle in his arm and a tri cornered hat looking right at me".
The picture above Jane has lightened the picture and has put an arrow pointing at the apparition she is talking about. The picture below has been cropped around the apparition. What I see is a man in a suit, white shirt and tie. I feel she has again caught the image of another apparition, but decide for yourself.
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