Monthly Archives: September 2015

I set the photo to black and white in order to make it more ominous and dark. The room’s light is obstructed by a towel. This photo appeals to the audience’s fear of the dark. The figure behind the girl … Continue reading →

  This photo was taken at Music Midtown with Alessia Cara. By using the ghost camera app on my phone, I was able to photoshop an eerily realistic figure in the background that looks as if they wanted nothing more … Continue reading →

  I originally tried using my computer to edit a picture, but I was having trouble, so that was one of the challenges. I downloaded an app on my phone that made it easier to insert a ghost into the … Continue reading →

  Many people have a fear of seeing ghosts in the reflections and most commonly in a mirror. This photo shows a picture taken where you can see a vague image of a ghost wearing dated clothes, typically aligning with … Continue reading →

For this brilliant ghost effect I merely use a preset photo effect on MacBook that is called Cloaking Effect. Obviously, there is a strange paranormal figure watching me as I prepare to doze off in the library. The hardest part … Continue reading →

To create this I used Adobe photoshop. This idea of having a demonic child behind the curtain sprung from an irrational fear that someone is going to pop up behind me when I look at a mirror. The child in … Continue reading →

  A librarian who wishes to remain unnamed snapped this photo of the reading room on a hidden camera. Rumor has it that Harry Potter’s ghost roams the reading room in our very own library when nobody’s around. The evidence … Continue reading →

This evening images from the moon were revealed to the general public from NASA, astonishing many. This image was fairly easy to create after searching through YouTube ‘how to’ videos. However, the actual quality of the photo isn’t great, as … Continue reading →

When editing this picture, I used an app on my phone called ghost camera; which made things easier by allowing me to insert a ghostly figure into the picture. The most difficult part when making this was trying to get … Continue reading →

I used an app on the iPhone app store called “Face Swap” which is programmed to recognize two faces and swap them and match proportions. It was almost too easy and it created such accurate looking heads that I had … Continue reading →