You can bring bad luck: 5 situations when you can't take photos
Since its inception, photography has been a transformative art form that captures moments, emotions, and memories. However, to this day, people have observed strange phenomena in their photos, which has led to some beliefs that certain objects or situations can attract bad luck. SSPDaily told about 5 such objects that are not recommended to be photographed.
A dead person
It has long been believed in different cultures that when a person dies, their soul remains with their body for some time. It is believed that photographing the deceased at this time can trap their soul in the image.
In addition, those who take such photos may unknowingly invite negative energy and misfortune into their lives. Therefore, as a sign of respect and to prevent any possible negative consequences, it is better to refrain from taking pictures of the dead.
Sleeping babies and children
It is believed that the vulnerability of a child's soul during sleep makes it more susceptible to spiritual influences. During photography, the line between the physical world and the spiritual realm is blurred, which can expose the child to trouble or illness.
Standing under bridges
In many cultures, bridges are considered a link between the world of the living and the dead. Therefore, it is not recommended to take pictures while standing under a bridge. It is believed that this way you attract illness and unpleasant events into your life.
Taking pictures of your reflection in mirrors
Taking selfies in front of mirrors has become a popular trend, but some superstitions warn against it. Mirrors are seen as portals to the afterlife, so capturing your reflection in a photo can be interpreted as sending a part of your soul to the afterlife. In addition, it is believed that this act weakens human energy.
Ruins and dilapidated buildings
Taking pictures of ruins and dilapidated buildings may seem like a study of history and beauty, but some believe that these objects carry negative energy. It is believed that the broken and decayed appearance of such places radiates unhappiness. In addition, if you bring these photos home, you will invite misfortune and illness.
