PHOTOGRAPHS     27

This photograph was taken in March 1979 by Gladys Hayter of London, England, who was taking a picture of her daughter (sitting in the front seat) in her new car and when the picture was developed the head of a young, blonde girl appeared to be sitting in the back seat. Medium Leslie Flint then found that the little girl was a frequent visitor to the home. The second close up picture clearly shows the young girl (circled).

1922. Photograph by Ada Emma Deane of two ladies, spirit extra and ectoplasm forming above the two of them.

At first I thought the section of the photograph; on the left had, had another image of that lady placed on top of the person, BUT, the necklaces are different and the knitted jumper is different as well not having a square top at the neck line.

The line down the middle is from the folding of the original photograph.

Photograph by Ada Emma Deane; a young lady with a youthful girl from the spirit world.

From a Gelatin silver photograph,1922.

Gelatin silver prints are the most usual means of making black and white prints from negatives. They are papers coated with a layer of gelatin, which contains light sensitive silver salts. They were developed in the 1870's and by 1895 had generally replaced albumen prints because they were more stable, did not turn yellow and were simpler to produce. Gelatin silver prints remain the standard black and white print type.

Unknown sitters with  a spirit extra to the rear on the right.