Social Distancing # 43
I have a ghost in my house... I could sense one around, leaving crumbs on the ground. A trail of socks with out their mates, coffee cups cold and half empty. I thinks she is the one that eats the last bite of chocolate !
I finally captured her image with my camera! She is a smiley ghost a friendly sort... I wish she would help me with the chores during the day!
My First Attempt at Long Exposure Photography!
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| ~ Long Exposure photo ~ |
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| ~ Long Exposure ~ I Love You ~ |
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| My Ghost ~ Long Exposure ~ Self Portrait |
Long-exposure, time exposure, or slow shutter speed photography involves using a long duration shutter speed to sharply capture the stationary elements (my dining room behind me) while blurring or smearing the moving elements (which is me!)
Some photographers use Long Exposure to create a silky moving river, water falls for example.
This is a very new technique for me, I have seen amazing photographs done by other photographers!
Oh! I could have fun with this technique at Hallowe'en!!
Thank you for taking a look at today's photo challenge! I had a lot of fun! (Now to do some of those chores!)
See you very soon!
Jewels
"I can freeze time... what is your Super Power?"
For all time and in all cultures, societies have been enthralled by “ghosts” , the “spirits beyond the living”. These apparitions appear to the living to assist or torment. Are they real or not? There is something about the subject that persists: some fear that is legitimately expressed and the simple response that “ghosts do not exist” just does not really cut it. It is believed that women are much more likely than men to believe in ghosts and have experienced a paranormal phenomenon (…or are they more likely to admit it). Not surprisingly fantasy prone personalities are more likely to report an encounter. Real or not, to assist or torment we may never truly know. Perhaps we see ghosts because they help us adjust to something or to warn us as a way to explain our sixth sense.
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