Creating paranormal images has been a hobby of mine for quite some time. Occasionally, I stumble upon odd web sites showcasing strange photos, and I always wondered if it were possible to get one of my own chops in a book, documentary, or web site just by casually leaking it out into the web -- whether they'd be supplements to bogus stories or not.

So, let's make a shitload?

Pro-tip 1: Before I export, I like to open my Levels panel, and slide my blacks and whites inward to lose true whites and true blacks. (Makes it look more legit, no?)

Pro-tip 2: Try exporting your image in a very low JPG quality at first. See if it works with the image, as well as hide minor flaws. After all, it can "add to the effect."

You don't have to post your source images, unless you want to of course.


Original: http://img.waffleimages.com/9fe7ac9...812536.jpg.jpeg


Original: http://img.waffleimages.com/1198f4e...3a/original.jpg


Original: http://img.waffleimages.com/0b8edf0...3a894/piano.jpg
Asset: http://img.waffleimages.com/ffb8df0...afe8/mother.jpg

Resources:
https://www.flickr.com/photos/weisert/se...424456917/

idk what those waffleimage links are about but the cat in the pictures in that flickr album is CUTEEEEEEEEE

idk what those waffleimage links are about but the cat in the pictures in that flickr album is CUTEEEEEEEEE

it's a trick. the cat is not a real cat but a dangerous ghost.

sad - no one posted the slenderman origin post