What's up dudes?

So it is Halloween and I figured I would do something that is somewhat

seasonally appropriate on the show today.

I'm not a big Halloween guy so I brought my buddy Jake here to help me out.

He's a little quiet and doesn't say much. There's been many instances since the beginning of

photography where photographers have tried to go beyond the ordinary, beyond what we normally can see, and in some cases have

tried to communicate beyond our perception.

This is widely categorized as an attempt to photograph thoughts.

What are you thinking? But of course since we're talking

about photography which by nature is a medium that is easily manipulated over the

years there have been many skeptics who have come forth questioning the

authenticity of these works.

So are these simply fakes or is it actually possible that these are messages from another dimension?

Madge Donahoe was an Australian journalist with particular interests in photography and in the

occult. In 1921 she began devoting herself to a craft that she called scotography from the Greek word scotos meaning darkness

and graphine meaning to write. She applied this term to photographs that she would make

without using a camera or light source.

Donahoe would practice scotography at night

as a ritual where she would place a photographic plate

on her forehead.

At this point, she would enter into communication

with what she referred to as quote unquote unseen operators.

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