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In WWII, the Queen Mary was called the Grey Ghost, not because it was haunted but because of its color and the way it smoothly sailed across the water.
Doesn’t it just look haunted? Apparently, some 150 ghosts haunt the Queen Mary, and I’ve read that up to 49 people have died aboard the ship. Personally, I don’t believe in ghosts, but I have experienced a lot of very weird phenomena in my life. Like dishes spontaneously exploding in my house, light bulbs exploding randomly, and speakers talking even when not plugged in, to name a few.
But I still refuse to believe in ghosts until I’m with a group of several people, and we all face to face with one in a well-ventilated area. I don’t like to believe in things until I witness them with affirmation. The earth is a conductor of acoustical residence, so a lot of strange and unexplained things can come from it, as well as our minds tripping out from various gas leaks that are natural and unnatural.
This is a three-shot HDR image processed in Lightroom 4 and Photomatix.
