[MineralMan]

Kid had a brain tumor. Folks with brain tumors often have visual hallucinations of some sort. I don't know what's in the photos, but I'm pretty darned sure they aren't angels.

[CFW]

Why couldn't they be angels? Maybe the angel forgot to put up his anti-photograph shield that day.

[rwfromkansas]

Actually, events like tumors can strengthen innate abilities we normally do not have.

What about kids who don't have tumors and see angels? Of course, they are psychos, too in your world.

I am not saying there aren't fakes etc., but to assume that there is nothing unusual that ever happens in the world is just plain arrogant and well, close-minded.

Three different cameras with different types of film caught the shapes at different spots. That IS unusual, whether you like it or not.

Perhaps something explainable caused the cameras to malfunction in some manner. But perhaps not.

[theDentist]

My neighbor, Mark, died at 18 from Cystic Fibrosis. A hell of a kid. During his last days he often described the angels surrounding him, the spirits of grandparents and others who died before his birth. I don't know if that was just the brain failing from oxygen depletion, but he was quite lucid up to the end. It was spooky. I don't know what the spots are, but on 3 cameras from 3 different angles is weird.

[lawdude]

"I don't know what's in the photos, but I'm pretty darned sure they aren't angels."

In the grand scheme of things, does it make any difference at all?