My dad was out, so no one was home. Before I start taking pics, I ask out loud if anyone would like to make their presense known, and I repeat this about every 30 seconds as I snap photos. I took about 35 pics that night. Out of those, 3 contained anomalies. One appears to be an orange 'ecto mist'. I have adopted a random shooting technique. Instead of looking in the viewfinder or digital display screen, I hold the camera out in front of me and shoot at random. I got this idea from the book "Ghost" by Kathrine Ramsland. In her chronicles as a novice ghost hunter, she claims that this method works better...because it catches the alleged 'ghosts' off guard, or simply because of motion blur? I made sure to hold the camera still, but the orange 'ecto' pic could still simply be a blur.

Possible explainations for orange 'ecto mist': There was a nearby light source (ceiling light) about 4 feet to the left of the frame, and about 3 feet above me. Motion blur could also be a factor. (Note to self: go back, take control pic under same conditions, post results next to ecto pic)

I captured two orbs in the hallway.