For #monochromemonday as started by 
Looking closely one can almost imagine a faint ghostly outline
Well I have to admit taking some serious artistic license on this one in my attempt to capture a ghost on film. As I was making coffee this morning I was watching the light patterns on the wall and thought that maybe it would be fun to try to modify an image to make it look like a ghost was in it.
Plus, I have been watching “Typewriter” on Netfix so that might have started my fascination with adding a ghost to an image.
It is actually a lot harder to get a good image than I thought it would be, I am always learning and trying new things.
I thought the old building would make a nice background and got almost done but there was some graffiti that was looking objectionable and not that artistic. A little work with the clone stamp tool got rid of that.
I first I was thinking that maybe that was a good background for a ghost but I just didn’t like it that much. Perhaps the ghost was just caught between the worlds because they were slightly misguided and this was the last place they remember having fun canning strawberries and eating them during their break.
Anyhow the graffiti was pretty easy to paint over. I wish it was as easy to erase some of the darker aspects of history but then, we would not be who we are – would we?
Here’s another view in Technicolor:
The ghost stands out a bit better in this one.
Here’s the original ghost face that inspired it:
Thanks for reading! I always value your support and comments. The pictures were taken by me with my Galaxy S9+ and modified in software. Text and graphics copyright lightsplasher & litesplasher.
