In this series of newsletters, we take an intuitive (psychic or clairvoyant) look at the world of translucent orbs: those spheres of light that can appear in your photographs.

• In Part 1 you’ll find a definition and description of orbs.
• In Parts 2 - 12 you’ll find our intuitive analyses of orb photos.

Orbs come in different shapes, sizes, colors and personality types. We’ll identify these general characteristics. You can notice when one orb is round and large and another is misshapen and small. You can easily see if one is bright white and another has a pattern and is orange. The challenge is to tell whether an orb is of the pure variety or a thought form orb. It is a matter of telepathically communicating with these to determine their purpose for being and for being in a particular place.

What Camera do You Use to Photograph Orbs?

Many of you have asked us about our camera equipment and whether we used anything special to see orbs. All of our pictures were taken with a Nikon point and shoot camera. No special settings or lens were involved. We did find that the flash allowed them to show up more prominently, yet that wasn’t necessary. And we do know that some cameras have stronger light filters, which can lessen the ability to capture orbs. These are generally with the more expensive cameras, and we find that our less expensive Nikon does the trick with orbs.

How do You Photograph Orbs?

You can invite them in to become visible in your photos. You can also request them to become invisible when that is your desire. And a very few people can see orbs with their naked eyes.