With Halloween coming up lets try “Spooky” “Moody” photography. It does not need to be necessarily a Halloween themed image. Spooky or moody alone is fine as well.
Please keep image uploads at 1600 pixels wide or 1050 pixels high
With Halloween coming up lets try “Spooky” “Moody” photography. It does not need to be necessarily a Halloween themed image. Spooky or moody alone is fine as well.
Please keep image uploads at 1600 pixels wide or 1050 pixels high
Ghost mansion. I built the paper model ghost mansion with our Cricut computerized cutting machine. I then photographed it in my basement studio with a single flood light. The ghost was bought at the Dollar Store. I then generated the background with AI in Photoshop then blended the original photo of the ghost mansion into the background. I used a neural filter twice to harmonize the colour of the original mansion image with the background. I had fun creating this composite.
That’s incredible Henri! So well done. The mansion is gorgeous. You should be doing backgrounds for video games!
Thanks Frankie. I did not create the background. Photoshop’s Artificial Intelligence module gets the credit. I do get the credit for the house.
Went to Dash of Doom at Glenmore park. Thanks a lot to Frankie for the info about the event. The photos were not spooky at all . Not sure it they meet the criteria
ISO 800 f6.3 1/800 200mm
pretend lobster meets fake dog ISO 800 1/1600 f6 75mm
You’re right Della, not very spooky!
Little Red Riding Hood sprints to the finish in the kids’ race.
ISO 400, 40mm, f/5.6, 1/1600 s
From an elaborate Halloween display in our neighborhood.
ISO 100, f/22, 1/60. Taken in bright sunlight to get the tree shadows. Conversion to black and white, cropping and light adjustments in Apple Photos.
Moody scene in Confederation Park. ISO 1250, f/22, 1/125.
Since there are not too many postings so far for this challenge, I thought it would be ok to break the rules by posting a 3rd image. As I was leaving Confederation Park this spooky creature jumped out of the trees at me. Just enough time for a quick photo as I escaped it’s grasp. ISO 320, f/22, 1/125.
Spooky mountain beech forest at Arthur’s Pass, South Island, New Zealand. Such bizarrely-shaped, moss and lichen-covered beech trees made Tolkien’s Fangorn Forest come alive in the Lord of the Rings movies that were largely filmed in New Zealand. Photographed with an iPhone; the photo was sharpened in Topaz Photo AI, and the colours and black point were enhanced in Apple Photos.
A composite of several halloween photos
I will add a few images as well since there are not too many images posted. We could hear quite a bit of screaming this Halloween in our neighborhood. The display on Silver Ridge Drive is growing scarier every year. Here are some of monsters on display.
Different crop
Monster 2
Monster 3
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