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The Poltergeist

© Sumith and Lea Samarakoon

The Poltergeist

Uploaded: February 18, 2006

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Sumith and Lea Samarakoon February 18, 2006

This image was inspired from the movie Poltergeist...Experimented with the plasma ball... #394298

Darleen A. Stry February 18, 2006

Since it's your gall try moving it. This would look real cool with a darker background rather than sitting in your bedroom. The the ball would be the focus not the lampshade or fan...

Perhaps if you moved in onto a small stand in a room with very little lights on and set up you camera on a tripod. Hit the shutter and let it sit and sit and sit as a time exposure. #2435382

Darleen A. Stry February 18, 2006

Drop the apature so only the ball is in focus.

This one can be saved by cuttng and pasting the ball and some of the rays onto a black layer in a new image. #2435386


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