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| Photographer AuthorHouse Julie Griffin holding her new book. |
In a timely pre-Halloween program, freelance paranormal photographer
Julie Griffin brought some thought-provoking photographs to the Cragin
Memorial Library on Oct. 17 as she entertained about 80 visitors with
stories and photos from her book, "Ghostly Photographs: Ghost stories
you can see with your own eyes," recently published by AuthorHouse.
At the end of 2008, Griffin decided she wanted to learn about
paranormal investigations, so she joined a group and started working
with them. It wasn’t long after that she began capturing “anomalies”
with her camera that she couldn’t explain, Griffin said.
She uses a regular camera, a Nikon T80, which she considers a better
point-and-shoot camera. “I’m not great with technology, so this worked
well for me,” Griffin said about the camera.
In the three and a half years since she became a paranormal
photographer, she has taken almost 50,000 pictures. She considers the
volume of photos she has taken to be part of her success. “I always take
three photos of the exact same spot because energy can move and change
as it manifests,” Griffin said. “It can be in one photo, but not in
another. Sometimes you are lucky enough to catch it in multiple
positions as it changes.” Read more.
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