This gallery is a collection of toss-away (useless) still frames, taken from videos made during periods of high demonic activity; even so, they were too beautiful not to post. Although they do not pass muster for posts that show demons as notable or newsworthy evidence of demons or demonic activity, they are unique and completely irreproducible—and stunningly beautiful. They contain color combinations and scenes that not even the world's top artists could ever reproduce; that's because
they were made under circumstances that only I can reproduce, and the light reflected from the objects is reflected from cloaked molecules, which are only present under those circumstances.
NOTE | An even more comprehensive set of images like those found in this post can be found on Behance.net in my Social Media 2017-2018 Blog Promos Ad Gallery.
Accordingly, they are one-of-a-kind—rare jewels, if you will—that are not just praise-worthy by any standard, but fit for use as wallpaper on any plus-sized iPhone.
NOTE | This gallery is still growing; there are thousands of still frames to sift through. Check back periodically for more. Also, click an image to enlarge it before downloading it to your device.
How these were made
I made these by setting the exposure duration of my iPhone camera to maximum and, depending on lighting, by adjusting the ISO (usually, lowering it); then, I twirled the camera while recording video. This is one technique I've used for seeing demons that cannot be seen with the naked eye [
see Finding demons with iPhone X, from start to finish].
Why these were made
It's one thing to figure out how to capture demons on digital media; it's another to figure out how to sift through the layers upon layers of them. Demons don't appear one-at-a-time; rather, hundreds at-a-time; and, they don't come one-by-one, choosing instead to blend with and overlay each other, so that you can't tell them apart without squinting.
Rotating (or otherwise moving) the camera at different speeds does that for you, in that different speeds captures more of one frequency of light than another; not only that, but the faster the movement, the fewer frequencies captured. That eliminates most demons from being captured by the camera, leaving only a few (if any).
You're free to enjoy (but not sell or otherwise lay claim or copyright—they belong to me) any of the images below:
A pair of still frames, taken from the same video; one for the Home Screen, one for the Lock Screen:
If these look like streaks of light from street lamps while my camera was set to a high-exposure duration, you'd be half right. The whole truth is that they are also life forms that exist in the light, as well (don't ask me how it works; but, they communicate using a written language, as shown and more fully described in
CHALLENGE | Decipher the Demon Code):
NOTE | An example of the "writing" from these life forms on the night the images above were made follows:
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| A character written by the bodies of the demons inhabiting the light from street lamps in my neighborhood |
A vortex, created by setting the exposure duration of my iPhone's camera to its maximum setting, and then rotating it; made in the bedroom of Casa de Scratchen. Several of the still frames show demons:
More
vortex photos, this time from the kitchen at Casa de Scratchen (the middle of the vortex forms a demonic face in some):
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Vortex in the kitchen
of Casa de Scratchen |
