According to the "ghost hunter" who took this photo, this is a manifestation of the energy of the deceased person.
A group of British "ghostbusters" went to explore an old 19th century cemetery in West Yorkshire.
Group leader Pauline Day says that they had "electricity meters" (called "ghost catchers") with them, and they started giving very strange readings and malfunctions from the very beginning.
When one of the group members took several pictures of one of the gravestones, some strange foggy pollution was reflected in the frame. But when the researchers looked into the haze, they saw with horror that there you can see the facial features of a person, or rather an elderly woman.
The haze next to the tombstone is not static. In the first picture, it looks like a ghost, but then the haze is strongly stretched and loses its clear contours. At the same time, in the first photo, a hazy ghostly image seems to pull one hand towards the researchers. What is it? Sign of aggression? Or trying to ask for help?
The picture was taken by 69-year-old Rob Crabtree. The woman's tombstone was not far from the Todmorden Unitarian Church.
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The tombstone bears the name of Sarah Agnes, who died at the age of 50 in 1927 and was buried next to her husband James Davenport.
Thus, Crabtree assures that the matter is not in foggy weather and not in night shooting conditions, but it is really a matter of the manifestation of the paranormal.
According to Crabtree, something seemed to draw him to this particular tombstone. Maybe the ghost of a woman really asked for help and called people to her?
According to Pauline Day, she, too, felt something that night and her instruments showed something abnormal.