I used to do this with film. Mostly did it looking through an open door. Set up on tripod, snap a shot, cock the camera without advancing the film and not moving camera, then take another shot with the door closed. Viola ghostly pics. You could see everything on the other side of the doorway wth the door being transparent.
And no I haven't figured out (yet) how to do digitally to get what I want.

Welcome aboard, you can learn alot and have fun here at UHH.
Love the Island, was in Duncan for a little over a year and Port Alberni for almost two.

You asked where I had been and I answered with the real facts. There was no speculation or internet or what I thought. Just plain old fact as to where I had been period. But it is good that I or we or whoever doesn't need to go out of our way to tell someone or something where they need to go for some just go on their own.

Well I have been sick for the last year or so fighting cancer and with that have been consuming a lot of oxycodone. (Legal for me) But I did google it and you are somewhat correct in what I found. After all we do know if it is on the so called "net" it is all true.
Warning Will Robinson......P.T. Barnum was right!

So how long did it take to build that model? How big was the box it came in? What kind of glue did you use?

Ever wonder why that back in the days of FILM photography, every year there was a very grainy pic of a ufo somewhere in the world, and now that EVERYONE is carrying a cell phone, with a camera in it, that you just NEVER see those pics anymore? I guess it could be coincidence.
Don't get me wrong but I find it hard to fathom that in this vast universe that this blue planet is the only place that could contain living matter. When we consider we have leaped further in the last 100 years than we did in the first few hundred thousand. We are still really ignorant to what we haven't found or figured out yet.

Serif is another that has a free download panorama stitcher that works well.

This makes you a D.A.D.D.
Dads Against Daughters Dating

I have learned loads of information from UHH and it always keeps my "new thought / new idea" list going strong.
I just came across this site and thought it might spark some ideas. It has me digging around in some old boxes.

http://dearphotograph.com/

Thanks everyone and keep up the good work.

Isn't it strange that now that everyone is walking around with a camera in their hand that you never hear about ufo's or people being kidnapped by aliens anymore?

As with everything els what works for some (supposedly) doesn't work for others. The dryer sheets and the listerene seems to work fairly well here in Oregon, but we don't have much of a problem when compared to other parts of the world. Especially Florida. I also worked at Manatee County Mosquito Control years ago and, thanks to this post, am starting to remember some of those days. I have sprayed a lot of oil and emulsifier on standing water to kill larve. We had a trap but was a live trap that used dry ice and a black light for attraction. Those samples were taken back to the lab for species identification. We also did human "live counts". We walked into a area, wearing a short sleeved shirt, and counted how many mosquitos landed on your arms in a 1 minute period. Depending on what that count was determined if we were going to "fog" the area that night to kill them off.
Yes mosquitos are attracted to CO2 and heat, but also to alcohol and an ungodly amount of aromas. All that neat modern stuff we bathe in, wash our hair with, spray or roll onto our underarms, splash on our face or put a touch behind our ears...need I go on? Well guess what, all of that stuff is full of those aromas and alcohol and just makes us a smorgasborg for them critters! When I first started there I was the only one getting bit. It didn't take long to figure out the best smelling best looking guy was the lunch ticket. It also didn't take me long to change the way I did things. Now if you think about it, we are coating ourselves with chemicals, some of them I am sure are toxic in enough quantity or concentration, to look and smell pretty, and then we slather on a known toxic chemical to ward off undesireables. Ain't technology great. :)

Don't mean to be snobbish but this was under the heading of "general chit chat" non-photog section.

Looks like an old pic to me, and I like the halo effect too. Good job. I think it would look good in sepia also.

Wow 1/1000s? I guess I need to try that. Guess at that speed I didn't think the hole would be big enough to let the light in for a moon shot. As usual preconceived thoughts are a draw back.

Funny I have asked a whole bunch of electricians that same question and was always told it was a "shunt" and they had no idea as to what it was really for. I guess I know now. Thank you!