However, people from the Victorian era, seemd to have no troubles with capturing pictures where an evil spirit or phantom is present. But the skeptical pubblic continued/continued to believe that the pictures are made in double exposure as I mentioned about the ones from the Memento Mortis post.
An interesting fact is when in 1861, William Mumler was stunned to see a strange face next to his on the developed plate, he claimed it was the image of a cousin who had died some years earlier.
An interesting fact is when in 1861, William Mumler was stunned to see a strange face next to his on the developed plate, he claimed it was the image of a cousin who had died some years earlier.
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Here are some other photographs reolated to this :
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