Arthur Conan Doyle's book "The Case for Spiritual Photography with Corroborated Evidence from Experienced Researchers and Photographers" examines the subject of contact with the other world through the medium of photography. The author decides to highlight the field of spiritual photography by presenting advanced research and analysis of known facts. Arguing his theses, Doyle cites examples of collaboration between experienced researchers and photographers who investigate phenomena related to images of spirits and various non-canonical images in photographs. The reader is invited to immerse himself in the world of paranormal phenomena and establish contact with other realities through the camera lens. The book questions modern views on the nature of reality and inspires a thorough discussion of the phenomenon of spiritual photography.