I photographed the Darkside Ghost Tour of Atlanta for a Three of a Kind photo feature for the Atlanta Journal-Constitution on Friday, May 18, 2012. The ghost tour starts at the Ellis Hotel on Peachtree Street in downtown and then takes believers and non-believers alike on a mile and a half trek through the more famous haunts in the city. Tours run throughout the year.
Elizabeth DeVaney starts the Darkside Ghost Tour of Atlanta at the Ellis Hotel on Peachtree Street on Friday, May 18, 2012. Darkside Tours leads patrons through downtown passing by some of the city's more famous haunts.
The Darkside Tour crosses Peachtree Street as they listen to stories of Atlanta's haunts on Friday, May 18, 2012.
Elizabeth DeVaney (left) talks about the Ellis Hotel on Peachtree Street during the Darkside Ghost Tour of Atlanta as Caitlyn Saylor, Abi Bennington, Hailey Barran, Sabrina Stein and the rest of the tour listens on Friday, May 18, 2012. Darkside Tours leads patrons through downtown passing by some of the city's more famous haunts.
Elizabeth DeVaney (right) leads Hailey Barran, Sabrina Stein and the rest of the Darkside Tour of Atlanta down Peachtree Street past the Ritz Carlton on Friday, May 18, 2012.
Elizabeth DeVaney (right) talks about the local downtown haunts on Peachtree Street during the Darkside Ghost Tour of Atlanta to a group of close to 60 patrons on Friday, May 18, 2012. Darkside Tours leads patrons through downtown passing by some of the city's more famous haunts.
Elizabeth DeVaney (right) talks about the local downtown haunts on Peachtree Street during the Darkside Ghost Tour of Atlanta to Ashley Oreman, Hope Hooper and a group of close to 60 patrons on Friday, May 18, 2012. Darkside Tours leads patrons through downtown passing by some of the city's more famous haunts.
Elizabeth DeVaney (left) talks about the local downtown haunts on Peachtree Street during the Darkside Ghost Tour of Atlanta to a group of close to 60 patrons on Friday, May 18, 2012. Darkside Tours leads patrons through downtown passing by some of the city's more famous haunts.
Elizabeth DeVaney (left) leads Sabrina Stein, Hailey Barran and the rest of the Darkside Tour of Atlanta down Peachtree Street on Friday, May 18, 2012. Darkside Tours takes patrons past haunted downtown hotspots on a mile and a half loop of the city starting from the Ellis Hotel.
Elizabeth DeVaney (center) talks about the local downtown haunts on Peachtree Street in front of The Basilica of the Sacred Heart of Jesus during the Darkside Ghost Tour of Atlanta to a group of close to 60 patrons on Friday, May 18, 2012. Darkside Tours leads patrons through downtown passing by some of the city's more famous haunts.
One of the patrons on the Darkside Tour of Atlanta holds onto a K2 monitoring device which tracks the location of ghosts on Friday, May 18, 2012.
Hope Hooper and Ashley Oreman check a K2 monitoring device during the Darksides of Atlanta Ghost Tour on Friday, May 18, 2012. The K2 monitors electromagnetic fields emitted by ghosts.
Andi Brown (right) and Niki Patel hold onto a K2 monitoring device as they walk down Peachtree Street during the Darkside Ghost Tour of Atlanta on Friday, May 18, 2012. The K2 monitors electromagnetic fields which are emitted by ghosts.
The old Medical Arts Building on Peachtree Street is one of the stops on the Darkside of Atlanta Ghost Tour on Friday, May 18, 2012.
Niki Patel holds a K2 monitor through the gates of St. Luke's Episcopal Church on Peachtree Street during the Darkside of Atlanta Ghost Tour on Friday, May 18, 2012. The church is one of the many sites in downtown that are purportedly haunted. The K2 monitor picks up electromagnetic fields emitted by ghosts.