The Last Gasp Tour - ghost apparition (right) - Project Idea

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Hi! Again, thanks for letting us use your layout. The blog post is now live and you can check it out here: https://scrapbookcampus.com/2022/10/theme-ghost/ :-)

October 02, 2022

April 04, 2012

Very, very cool! Love your journaling and the simplicity of this layout...keeps your attention where it should be!

April 04, 2012

March 30, 2012

turned out great!

March 30, 2012

ooooOoOoooOoOoo!!! how kewl is that!!!!!! i can see a head, the forhead and a hat.

March 29, 2012

The Last Gasp Tour - ghost apparition (right)

WARNING... this subject matter is about ghosts and true crime. You may not want to read the following if you are sensitive to this type of stuff.

Now for the skeptic... This is not photoshop or altered in any way othe then changing it from color, to sepia, and black & white. The only other adjustments were to zoom, crop, brightness, and/or the contrast depending on which picture you are looking at. It is natural light, no flash. Read the journaling to understand the situation of the room at the time.

The journaling reads on left side layout:

I was 1 of 3 people standing at the top of the stairs. Since I had gone up the stairs first and we all turned left to look into the bedroom where Dora Williamson stayed, that put my Mom on my left side and the other person on her left. There was nobody standing to the right side of me.

Notice the large wood beam that starts below the window and runs diagonal up the right side wall. It disappears behind a “solid” shadow.

The shadow seems to have an outline of a forehead, nose, lips, and chin. It looks as if the outline of the face is slightly transparent and becomes more solid towards the center of the head.

Now look at the vertical wood beam that starts on the far right wall. Starting from the floor going up the wall it appears the wood board disappears directly under the chin & jaw area. See how the shadow is blocking the view of where these to wooden boards should meet?

You’ll see that the top & backside of the head go just out of the picture frame. Now look just to the right of where the board hits under the chin. The chin does not go out of the frame, and therefore this is where a neck should be. Instead of a neck you can start to see up the back wall again.

The journaling on the right side layout reads:

The left side layout:

Upper photo is the original picture printed in a 5x7 print.

Lower photo has only been altered into sepia format in a 5x7 print.

The right side layout:

Upper photo has only been altered into black & white format in a 4x6 print.

Both lower photos have been cropped and enlarged in black & white, and sepia.

Thanks for looking, and oh yeah... can you see the ear and partial hat on it?

If you have any logical ideas what else this could be I'd love to hear it. Keep in mind it's not a reflection as it is a solid mass.