"to see the world in a grain of sand..."
set your flash to under expose by about 1/2 to 2 stops. With the slow shutter and underexposed flash you’ll now get two images. One captured by the slow shutter and ambiant light, and the other created by the stop motion of the flash. The slow shutter image is your ghost.
Come back tomorrow to see real examples of ghosts in photos – and a very spooky shot of my family showing the ghost of one of my ancestors (really!).
see ya tomorrow (scary stuff!)
Finally got the Blog thing under control! I hope to officially launch it next week. But the PPOC Conference is this weekend so nothing will get done here till Tuesday.
Here’s one of my entries:
Wish me luck – I hear the Judges this year are going to be STRICT!
I’m recovering today from turkey a overdose!!! And an election campaign hangover. Thanksgiving followed by voting day – what a combo.
Anyway, if you were celebrating Thanksgiving in the traditional way (friends, family, food) I hope it was as good as it gets!
As for the election…don’t get me started. Let’s move on more appropriate topics. (smile)
First, don’t forget to check out the South Winnipeg Photo Club for their fall speakers line up. For a group of “hobby photographers” they do have quite a roster of activities and speakers. And I’m not talking about me (ha ha). They are bringing in Sarah Johnson / winner of the 2008 Grange award for photography, and (I believe), the only Winnipegger to have their photographs displayed at the Guggenheim.
(Oh, yes, I WILL be there this week chatting about Lightroom 2 and some of the more crazy things that it does!)
Don’t forget that this is also the week for the PPOC Manitoba Convention which starts Friday. But the cool stuff is Saturday – print salon judging. And Monday when Robert Evans is speaking. If you he’s not a household word to you, he’s the celebrity photographer that shot the first photos of Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes’ baby – the ones that “People” etc. paid millions for! Visit the PPOC site for more.
Ok, there you have it! all the photo news you can handle for one week, I hope. Have a great Monday (in disguise as a Tuesday).