Double-exposed photography is one of the earliest ways folks realized they could produce some seriously creepy results after snapping a picture.
All of the vintage photos below have a haunting air of mystery to them thanks to the multiple level of exposures on one sheet of film.
Of course, after centuries of technological advancements, photo enthusiasts have found plenty more ways to trick us with images. One guy hilariously makes a habit of using Photoshop to look like he's hanging out with celebs!
But these images are much more likely to inspire a case of the heebie-jeebies than any chuckles. We obviously know there isn't anything really ghostly going on with the pics, but the fact that they're all from so long ago and distorted so strangely definitely gave me a few goose bumps.
In short, they're the perfect way to start getting into the Halloween spirit.
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This ghostly family looks like they're all haunting the one boy in the center of the photo.
The small girl on the porch really kicks up the creepy level of this double exposure.
Perhaps the larger fellas overlapping the musicians were the ghosts of old bandleaders?
I'm choosing to believe this is a look at M. C. Escher's brief career as an architect.
It's as if she were a mystical creature who appeared to lure the man walking toward her.
This ethereal family picnic looks like something right out of Alice's Adventure in Wonderland.
There's a good chance this cowboy only had one horse before this photo was taken.
If you look closely, you can see the soldier haunting his own belt line.
This might be a rare photo of someone's mind actually drifting away.
This is a powerful way to really show the before and after of a natural disaster.
Were you spooked by any of these vintage photos?
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