I had a heck of a time trying to get my camera to capture what my eye sees. The poster is probably 3 feet beyond the window in the door. The face was too dark and I couldn't get my camera to focus on the face and throw the foreground into blur. A flash, of course, lit up the door like a Christmas tree and made for a solid black image in the window. I ended up shooting the door, then going out into the hallway to shoot the face, then combining the images in PSE. The image below is a pretty good representation of what you see when you stand in the stairway, looking through the glass at that icky face!
Ghoulish
ReplyDeleteThink I would complain. They tell us we cannot have Christmas, Easter, or any other religious days. Halloween started off as a religious day. Here in the USA, we have turned it into a commercial day. I would think that Halloween has no place in the schools. Now, Harvest Festival is something different. But no ghoulish figures.
ReplyDeleteThe things we do to get our photo! lol You did a good job.
I'm thinking the total opposite of Iona! I think it's fun to get in the spirit of annual events/traditions! Oh, and it fit your grumpy theme, so I wouldn't complain at all! : )
ReplyDeleteTop Take, that was the visage that encouraged me to give up shaving!
ReplyDelete"I've got chills, their multiplin'" for some reason the grease song just came into my head - chills, grease, hmmmmm..............I think I need a nap! :) That creep did make the hairs on my arm raise!
ReplyDeleteCreepy in green! Nice job combining. A tricky situation.
ReplyDeleteI love this!!! This is terrific! And you did a wonderful job combining the two photos to present the end result in all its glorious horror!
ReplyDeleteYour hard work paid off! If you didn't tell us, I don't think we'd know it was 2 photos. Nicely done.
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