Here is my Vision of time passed… The Ghosts of Tyneham
I make no apologies for the fact that these images were first posted 3 years ago.
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That blur works so well. Suitably spooky!
Best wishes, Pete.
It’s quite a challenge, messing about with the Big Stopper
Clever…
Thanks, Jude…a bit of a faff!
Superb….
Glad you like these, Anna!
I’m still scared! 🙂 🙂
😳😧🙄
I want to learn more about this. Working with death and dying almost all of my nursing career, I have had a number of “unusual” experiences, including recently after my mother died.
The story behind this is very simple, I’m afraid, Victoria. I have long had a fascination with ruins, and there are places where I have felt a palpable presence of former inhabitants. But not here, as it happens. But this seemed an ideal place for me to create images suggestive of former occupants when I used a 10 stop ND filter to allow me to use a very slow shutter speed…..
Aha–you trickster, clever lady. Very cool effect.
I like that! I have never been called a trickster before! But I’m appeased by being considered clever 😊
I haven’t seen them before, but I have a similar one somewhere, don’t ask me where.
Really?
I love these mysterious compositions, Sue. The first one is actually rather sinister – the more you study it. Excellent bit of spine tingling 🙂
It was a most interesting exercise….one I would like to try and repeat but as I’m less fit these days, it might prove too tricky
Very purposeful ghosts in the first one. More trickery please!
Apropos more trickery, see my response to Tish, Meg….
Wonderfully spooky; I love these.
Many thanks, Su!
oh you know I love ghosts!! 😀
So these two images are right up your street, then Hannah!! 😳
oh yes!! 😀
Fab!
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And you shouldn’t apologize. In fact I expect you to repost your older stuff, Sue, cause I did not know you back then. Ghostly visions leaving empty rooms – this is a brilliant interpretation. Thank you 🙂
OK, fine! Glad you like my ‘ghost visions’, Paula!