Beth Lapides

Apparently, these impish little light balls have started showing up in people's photos all over. Check online, it's a whole thing. According to Wikipedia, they're 'just' a symptom of new digital camera tech capturing previously sub-visible particles.
Where's the 'just' in that?

We got a little competitive like, 'Hey, where's our orbs!?' And they immediately started showing up in our pictures too!

Close up (completely unaltered):

These were taken at a super swami's love-in in Rancho Mirage (take Gerald Ford Dr. to Bob Hope, then turn right for the Swami). We're particularly interested in where they show up. Look at this one above the meditating guy:

Apparently the orbs like it better outdoors.

They're in different places in the frame so it's not the lens. But they're often in the same physical space. We're pretty sure there's a family of them in our olive tree.

And look at what's going on in front of our house!

This photo is only contrast enhanced. There was no sudden dust storm or spontaneous moisture event. These were taken in the desert. Plus other photos taken immediately before and after show no Orbs at all.

Is it dust? Angels? Angles of light? Quanta of energy? Aren't those all the same thing anyway?

Try it yourself. We've been using a normal digital camera with flash, mostly outdoors, with lots of intention.

Makes you wonder what else we aren't seeing.