At the end of the hallway at the Galvez Hotel in Galveston, Texas, there is a portrait of Bernardo de Gálves, a Spanish commander who helped American troops during the Civil War. Also, in his honor, the city itself is named. Despite the fact that Gálvez died in 1786, rumors of his ghost appeared during his lifetime. Guests and employees of the hotel claimed that their eyes on the portrait followed them as they walked along the corridor. One of the strangest aspects is that Galves, does not allow you to photograph your portrait without "permission."
People claim that any photo taken without permission is blurry, or it produces inexplicable balls, fogs, stripes, or even ghosts. The group of researchers of paranormal phenomena decided to check whether this is really so. A cold shiver ran through them, when they were sure that until you asked for permission from the picture, the pictures turned out to be blurred.