thats a thumbs up from us good job.

you mean a thumb in front of the lens can you post a picture from the same postion without a thumb on it for comparison?

Cute story, but it's an obvious fake. You superimposed a very familiar-looking zombie image, and you used the thumb pic to make it seem a less likely choice for a fraud.

@ringgoldbigfoot: Thank you! :3

@Wolfheart: Yes, a thumb in front of the lens. Unfortunately, i can not. I no longer live in maryville. :\

@SquareTravler: What's the definition of the word superimposed? Also why would i want to post a picture of something i know is fake? It would be a waste of mine and everyone who saw it's time. And as for my thumb being in the way due to poor photography i honestly wasn't caring about how these photos came out i had only gotten film for one reason and that was to take photos of my reptiles and simply had some film left over and was in a hurry to get to the 1-hour photo so i randomly snap off pics of my trailer and the woods around where i'd lived at just to get the pics of my sn...

...Snakes, i'd planned on throwing the randoms photo away till i saw that thing in this photo. But, it really doesn't matter what i say. You guys will either believe me or not...

It really doesn't matter why you initially bought the film or took the picture. You put a ridiculous-looking Halloween zombie on it. As for what motivates people to make fake ghost photos, you can answer that better than I can. "Superimposed" simply means you added it. For a more thorough explanation, try dictionary.com.