Showing posts with label ghost. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ghost. Show all posts

Thursday, August 15, 2024

52Frames Night Photography Photo Trending

Well, it didn’t last very long, but my 52Frames night photography photo was trending on the website. It was a composite image of a ghostly apparition of my husband in the neighborhood park at night. It seemed the photos were changing up faster than usual. The weekly album opens on Tuesday and three photos are highlighted at least once a day. I never checked the website for this until someone mentioned that my photo was trending in April. Usually my photo appears some time on the following day, but this time it didn’t show up until later in the evening. And since then my photos have been selected every week. I don’t know what the criteria is but am glad it happens as the photographers come from all over the world and there is a lot of competition. I especially enjoy seeing the images of places I have heard about but have never visited like Hong Kong and India - to name a few. It’s been a while since any of my photos were highlighted in the instagram site or selected as a top 52. But I keep my fingers crossed every week. I suppose you could say it is all about keeping up with the challenge. But it is also nice to get selected!












Monday, August 12, 2024

52Frames Night Photography Photo Challenge

The subject for this week’s 52Frames photo challenge was “night photography.” I would much rather chase down images during the daylight hours and make it part of our morning walk - although plantar fasciitis has kept me home bound for a while. And we don’t tend to go out at night much anymore. So the best place for night photos was the neighborhood park. Things do look very different at night! We tried walking down our usual paths but it was simply too dark to see anything. So I asked my husband to turn on his iPhone flashlight. As soon as we did a ghostly apparition appeared - and I was surprised I maintained my wits and got a photo of it! Actually the composite photo that was created this week included one layer of the path and another layer of my husband walking on the path in long exposure. So it all looked rather spooky. There weee a couple of other options too - a couple of kids walking along by a very bright street light, our long shadows, and another one or two. This is the photo my husband liked best. Let’s hope it gets some attention!