I would first like to apologise for the quality of this shot. The size and resolution you see is what you get from the camera. This photo was not downsized!

This photo was taken on March 23, 2003 in a church reception hall in the small town of Bacchus Marsh, Victoria, Australia. The occasion was my grandmother's 90th birthday so family from near and far had gathered to celebrate this momentous day. The photo was taken with a nifty 'Precision' digital camera, a very crude little thing with a rough viewfinder and two resolution settings (you basically point and shoot and hope for the best) - but small enough to fit on your keychain! It was daylight and the weather was a perfect Autumn's day when the shot was taken.

It was a few days later, when I was checking the photos, that I realised something unusual in photo number 14. In the centre-right, just below the table, appear to be a pair of walking legs but no upper half. Of course, I didn't notice it when taking the shot and still cannot explain it. I am unaware of any haunting at the reception hall and don't know its history. Just an ordinary place as far as anyone is concerned.

Steven, Australia

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