Is it possible to perceive objects at the site that are not visible in the photo? For example, the photo was taken after dark. If houses or man made structures were present in the foreground, but not visible in the photo because of the darkness, would it be possible to perceive them and note them in the session?
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This question and answer may be helpful to other beginners other than myself.

As always I appreciate your comments, suggestions and feedback.

Remote viewing would be a pretty poor data collection tool if all it could tell you was what is already in the picture you already have, wouldn't it?

But of course, if it is not visible in the picture, how will you know whether you have described something at the site or just missed the target?

Shouldn't you be busily working your way through dvd disk 2 right now?

Yes this does happen and does so often. Especially when running calibration/photo targets. The viewer can and does pick up things not in the picture frame.

This post's subject is quite common and could have been easily found using the Search button/function of this website. Use it and use it often, for this community forum has a wealth of knowledge within it.

You are correct. Thank you.