Pocket Ghost, Big Night Out
$2PDF guideA phone photo walk with one tiny ghost.
Make a paper ghost, take it on a 20-minute walk, and shoot a small story with your phone. Six compositions, easy lighting fixes, and a carousel plan.
- A simple freestanding paper ghost
- Six shots with exact framing tips
- Phone exposure and focus basics
- A five-frame carousel sequence
Take someone tiny out for the evening.
A paper ghost on the front steps. Waiting by a flowerpot. Having an unnecessarily dramatic moment on a park bench. Make the little prop, grab your phone and follow six shot prompts on a 20-minute walk.
01 / TAKE A LOOKTake a tiny ghost outside.
Your phone, a paper prop and an excuse for a walk.
02 / TAKE A LOOKGive it a little story.
Plan six photographs with a character to follow.
03 / TAKE A LOOKMake the five-minute prop.
Start with the freestanding ghost in the sample.
These are pages from the guide. Open the sample, zoom in and see if it’s your kind of project.
Your kind of afternoon?
Someone who wants a cute October photo project without costumes, camera gear or a big production.
Round these up
A phone camera, paper, a pen, scissors and a small bag for the finished prop. Choose a safe route in daylight or early dusk. No camera equipment or costume is needed.
Before you make a day of it.
Do I need an editing app?
No. The guide uses framing, focus and exposure controls found in ordinary phone camera apps. Optional edits can be done with your phone’s built-in tools.
Is this the sheet-ghost photo trend?
This version uses a small paper prop. Nobody has to wear a sheet or pose in a costume.
Put a good idea on the calendar.
One payment. A PDF to keep.
Read on your phone or print at home.
Pocket Ghost, Big Night Out
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