Spooky Library: App Stacking


I used the photo editing apps Snapseed and PicsArt. In Snapseed, I double exposed a picture of books from a shelf  onto one of a concrete, textured wall. Next, I used a dark, neon filter from PicsArt to make the books stand out and look almost ghostly. The result was a spooky, dark looking picture.

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