Last year my family had a big haunted house.  There were 15 people helping in it.  I am posting some of the shots I took.  All of them were taken in the dark on night setting.  There were blacklights.  But is there a way to stop the shots from having the blur.  I kind of like the way they look. It gives them a spooky look for Halloween.  But otherwise how do I get rid of it?

Beware
 hairy
 tied up
 mummy parkbench
 monsters
 ghosty
Beauty

Here are a few B&W's for your pleasure.

Since Halloween is coming up, I thought it appropriate to show you the ghosts I saw.

Here's a nice surreal snap of the underside of a pier.

Industrial shots are exceptionally suited to B&W... in my opinion.
Metal 1
Metal 2
Metal 3

So I am very new to this. The camera we got is prolly not great but I enjoy playing with it. This tree for instance was an early experiment with nature, while the texture in this one appealed to me.

One night I was outside smoking, (I do not smoke in the apartment) and some smoke got in the way when I was trying to take pics of the moon, the moon pictures did not turn out, seems I cannot really zoom in with better clarity, but the smoke intrigued me so I took some more at random. This one is not too clear, my wife saw the face so I outlined it. Looking through them I found this girl coming up out of the sidewalk, and this figure .

As I said this is all smoke from my bad habit, not actual ghosts, but some of them are freaky.

The traffic's terrible, the city stinks, the streets are dirty, the weather's hot and wet, I don't speak the language. But the food is awesome, the people are warm, the city never sleeps. From one window of the apartment, you'll see new highrises. From the other, the slums. Mumbai is a city of contrasts, and I like it.

Mumbai's yellow-topped cabs are as distinctive as NYC's or London's.
Churchgate rail station during evening rush hour.
Most buildings look like these.
Brave or stupid?
The Taj Hotel
Tugging at Apollo Bandar, a small port next to the Gateway of India.
Waiting at Victoria Terminus, one of Mumbai's busiest rail stations.
A woman restin' her bones at Marine Drive, watching the cars roll by.
Warden Road, where Mom grew up.
Ghosts

Next on the list: Bangalore, Mysore and Ooty. One of these days...

A trip to the park took me to the garden where i found some wonderful flowers. Some were in a cart Flower Cart and some were just by themselves.

I also got creative at the fire station and posed my gear on the front bumper of the engine. Fire Gear Also at the station we played around with the thermal imager to see if we could find any ghosts hanging around the station. Ghosts

Lastly at home I caught a mother cardninal with lunch for her babies cardinal . I didnt want to disturb their feeding so pics of the babies will have to wait.

This was once a thriving mill town that had so much to offer its residents. Now it is simply vanishing and being lost in time. The ghosts of what were seem to haunt the abandoned homes.

Ghost Town 1 Ghost Town 2
Ghost Town 3 Ghost Town 4
Ghost Town 5 Ghost Town 6
Ghost Town 7 Ghost Town 8
Ghost Town 9 Ghost Town 10

Sometimes our biggest obstacle is ourself. If we are not careful, our own ghosts will defeat us.

Ghosts are normally seen at night, but are also seen indoors.

Back Yard Ghost

Gym Rat

Ghosts in the Moonlight

These are all single exposure shots.

it was nice to hear some positive comments on my first post ever yesterday, so i decided to post another one of my live shots of a band. this is one of my favorites, i always loved the way the singer and guitar player kind of fade into each other softly. any feedback would be great to hear, thanks. ghosts in the stagelights