Ok...I guess THIS is my Halloween post. An oldie but a goodie.

I guess this is my Halloween post. People (well at least one person) says they see a ghost here. So that makes it creepy. Happy Halloween!

Giant weeds are creepy, as are the things hidden in them waiting to get you as soon as the light you just blinded them with shuts off.

Because old, dark buildings at night are creepy, right?

I don't guess this is really creepy, but this is my blog and I can do whatever I want.

Not that anyone is interested...but this is what that cemetery shot looked like when I shot it.

This is an old cemetery. Trust me. It was REALLY dark, but I like the effect that "pushing" my little camera phone gives. It is remarkably similar to film in that respect.

I interrupt the semi-creepy shadow-y nighttime shots for this post. As I am sure you were aware, Saturday was the 7th annual Worldwide Photowalk. This year we (my lovely wife and I) chose the walk in Smithfield, VA. Below are a few of the photographs I took on the walk. I took a LOT more and maybe I'll post some of those in the future.

Oddly enough (or not) this is the one shot that had the least (as in practically none) post-processing done to it. The rest of these were pretty heavily processed.

Ok, I now return you to the regularly scheduled semi-creepy shadow-y nighttime shots...

Is this creepy? I don't know. Very little post-processing done. This is pretty much what this looked like. Thanks for not cleaning your light fixtures, CW!

Since it is getting close to Halloween, I thought I'd post some semi-creepy photos. Shooting at night makes it easier to get creepy shots. Here is the first one.

Not technically one of my 'shadows' pics, although there ARE shadows there (and, I just noticed, my feet). It was taken at night and I then went nuts on the post-processing.

This is just like Monday's post. But different.