Can you see ghosts and spirits in the daylight?
Many times, people just think about seeing ghosts at night. They only come out when it is dark, quiet and spooky. Right? Wrong. Ghosts don't hide until you go to bed at night and then say "Ok. They turned out the lights, that's our queue to go haunt them". lol
Nighttime does provide more contrast to see an apparition or spirit. The IR camera uses an entirely different light wavelength that makes it easier to capture things in the dark that we just can't see in the daytime. There is no doubt that during the daytime, outlines of apparitions, spirits or orbs are faint and harder to see, but that doesn't mean they can't be seen at all.
Think about it. At night, when you are ghost hunting, you are very aware of your surroundings. You notice every little sound. You notice every shadow that crosses a light. You are "expecting" to see and hear things. During the daytime, you just aren't. Your busy with the hustle and bustle of your everyday life. Here's an example of what I mean by being aware of "your surroundings." In a room full people, talking and moving around, you may not notice a ball on the floor. But if the room was empty, quiet and calm, you may see the ball on the floor right away. That's kinda what it's like between the difference of seeing an apparition in the daytime or at night.
I want to share a quick story with you to prove when you are least expecting it and in broad daylight, that's when it can happen the most.
I work very close to a cemetery. Which I may add, my office is VERY HAUNTED to! Wonder why??? Ok. Back to my story. One day, I decided to grab some lunch and take it down to the cemetery. It was a beautiful, bright sunny day and had just enough of a breeze to make it perfect. The Swisher Cemetery in Lake Dallas, Tx. is a small cemetery that has some beautiful big trees that make wonderful shade. The cemetery is very well maintained with beautiful tombstones and lots of green grass. The perfect place to have a nice quiet lunch.
I pulled up to the very back of the cemetery, parked my car under a huge shade tree, rolled down my window and turned off the radio. Ok. Full discloser...I turned my phone on that had a ghost app on it, so I was just letting it run while I ate my lunch. What can I say? It's in my blood. Nevertheless, I was alone and enjoying myself very much.
Even though my car was at the back of the cemetery, it was facing the street where I could see the cars going by.
Now, this is where I would say, "all of the sudden" but every ghost story starts that way, so I want to be different and say, "Suddenly" (lol) I looked up and could see a very tall, old man walking along the side of the road. He was extremely skinny and was looking down kicking the dirt up as he walked with his old, worn leather cowboy boots. Here's something else. HE WAS NOT TRANSPARENT! I could see him in full color. I could see dried, caked on dirt on the side of his boots. I could see his jeans were dirty and worn and he had a dirty off-white long sleeve shirt on. The top two buttons of his shirt were unbuttoned. His face was very dark brown as if he had been in the sun a long time. It was wrinkly, and leather looking. He looked like he had been working in a field or something. I noticed him in detail because there was nothing else going on as I was just sitting there eating my lunch in my car. NOT FOR A SINGLE SECOND did I think he was anything but a living, breathing old man walking down the road. As I watched him walk along the side of the road, I thought to myself, "He must be someone that watches out for the cemetery and is wondering what I am doing down here. I better go tell him I am just eating my lunch here."
Now, I want you to know that I watched this man for probably, about 30 secs before I decided I better go tell him what I was doing in the cemetery. I put down my hamburger (yes, it was a burger, don't judge. lol) and sat my drink in the holder in the center of my car. I started to drive up the gravel road to the main street. As I looked up, I couldn't see him anymore. I thought, "well, he must have just walked over the hill and I just can't see him anymore". I didn't think anything about it and continued to drive up the road. But when I got to the top of the hill, he was GONE!!! Like vanished! He wasn't anywhere to be found. Where did he go??? It didn't take me but a minute to get to the street and for sure he would have not had time to walk anywhere without me seeing him. I literally, stopped and looked around for probably five minutes before I started to realize what I had seen, might have been an apparition! This guy did not seem like someone "of today's times" for sure. Had I seen an apparition in the middle of the day? And why?
On the other side of the cemetery and street, is an open field. Huummmm. Maybe what I saw was an apparition of an old farmer walking back across his field. He was walking very slow, and the ground was so dry, that the dust was kicking up around his old boots as he walked. Maybe he had been plowing or something like that. Whatever he was doing, I saw him!
The moral to my story? Is that you CAN see ghosts and spirits in the daytime. But why? How is that possible? Again, at night, it is much quieter, and things are settled down. There are also, not so many distractions. You are more relaxed and focused and that makes it much easier for you to have an experience or to realize that something may not be a normal occurrence and could be paranormal.
The same rules apply for ghost hunting during the daytime as they do at night. Always take more than one picture. Taking two or three pictures back-to-back can help prove your evidence. Protect yourself. Whether that is praying to a higher power or something else that you believe can protect you by surrounding you with love and light, then please don't forget to do that.
Below are just a few of my favorite daytime photos of mist and two apparitions in a window. Enjoy.
So, pay attention to your day. If you think you saw a ghost in the corner, you just may have.
The Battleship Texas
The Eason Cemetery
Eason Cemetery
McPike Mansion
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