First published 2008
Antonia Scott-Clark has spent years chasing something most people dismiss as camera tricks. She calls them Light Beings, luminous orbs that appear in photographs and sometimes to the naked eye. What started as casual curiosity became serious research after 2000, when Scott-Clark began documenting these phenomena with scientific rigor. She describes herself as a former paranormal dilettante who finally found her calling. Working alongside her friend, musician Belinda Carlisle, Scott-Clark ventures into locations where orbs congregate. They explore the mysterious Black Villages and investigate connections between orbs and crop circles. Scott-Clark presents her spectacular photographs alongside detailed analysis. She tackles fundamental questions about orb intelligence and communication. The book provides practical guidance for readers who want to photograph orbs themselves and potentially make contact with these cosmic entities.
Genres: science, paranormal, photography, new-age
Vibes: intimate, suspenseful, thought-provoking
Tropes: found-family
Setting: Black Villages, Cosmos
334 pages · Paperback · Adventures Unlimited Press