Dave Oester created a website entitled "Ghost Photography in Cemeteries" in which he instructs you how to get your very own, genuine, spirit photo. If you follow his instructions, oringially from the International Ghost Hunter Society, there is a 90% chance of success on your very first investigation.
1.) Choose a cemetery. The older the better of course.
2.) Walk around for the first thirty to forty-five minutes to allow the spirits to get used to your presence. Speak only in low voices. Project only positive thoughts and that you desire to photograph these spirits as proof of life after death.
3.) It is best to investigate cemeteries with others, as too feel safer. No need to worry, the spirits will not follow you home.
4.) Any camera with a flash, whether film or digital, is suitable.
5.) The best time of day to capture these images is when the cemetery is getting dark. Be aware to not attempt any investigations in rain, snow, or fog. If the temperature is cold, hold your breath for several seconds before taking the picture. This is to prevent the mist of your breath from being mistaken as a spirit.
Try it yourself.
-Leandra
Oester, D. (1998). Ghost Photography in Cemeteries. Retrieved April 4, 2008: http://www.ghostweb.com/spiritph.html
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