Help me with this picture

I need help to identify what happened to this pictures, they have this red glow, and sometimes orange or yellow, so if someone can provide an explanation, I will be very grateful thanks in advance.
ps:the pictures are made with different cameras so most likely that wont be the problem.
http://imageshack.us/f/846/img20120626wa0006.jpg/
http://imageshack.us/f/338/img20120626wa0004.jpg/
http://imageshack.us/f/688/img20120626wa0003.jpg/
http://imageshack.us/f/4/img20120626wa0002.jpg/
http://imageshack.us/f/337/img20120625wa0004.jpg/

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I'm not an expert in photography but it looks like some kind of exposure issue to me. What type of camera were you using to take the pictures? Particularly with low quality cameras this can occasionally be an issue but don't take my word as law, I'm far from an expert behind the camera and this is at best an educated guess.

some of them were made with an Iphone 4,others were made with a normal not digital camera.

I never seen anything like this.. It looks like colors of auroa? You haven't touched it (photoshop or stuff like this)? If so this is very weird..

No lycanangel thats why I'm asking for help to discover what can make this show in my pictures :).

I thought so cause I can tell it wasn't photoshop at all.. looks like some colored auroa or something.

For those taken with a film camera this is most likely a development problem. This kind of glow may occur when an undeveloped film is exposed to light accidentally during the development process or has received an improper treatment, it can be partially rectified by running the film through a blue wash although this will merely remove some of the orange, not repair the damage to the film. For those taken on an I phone the most likely cause is a poor lighting scenario, most cameras now use automatic shutter speeds and so if the light sensor isn't getting enough light into it, for example a finger is over it, the shutter speed is drastically slowed so small point light sources become enlarged and blurred.

This isn't that rare with film cameras at least but most developers will attempt to remove the damage for the customer so not everyone sees it. I'd ask an actual photographer though because I'm applying a limited understanding of how these things work here.