Can you share some photos with scary background stories?

One such picture could be the 'The Crying Boy'. It was a mass - produced painting. There were stories of houses where this picture was hung catching fire, yet the picture itself remained unharmed. Some thought it was cursed.

The photo of the Amityville Horror house. The house was the site of a mass murder. People who have visited or photographed the house later claim to experience strange phenomena. The exterior of the house in the photo just looks menacing, as if it holds some dark secrets.

There are some photographers who focus on the LGBT community and their stories. You could search for the works of Nan Goldin. Her photos often capture the lives and stories of the queer community, but it's important to note that you should access these works through legal channels such as art books or official gallery websites.

Yes. Instagram has a seamless process for sharing photos to stories. When you view a photo in your feed or in your saved collection, there are sharing icons. One of them is for sharing to your story. When you select it, you are taken to the story creation screen where you can customize how the photo will appear in your story. You can resize it, add filters, use the creative tools available like the pen tool or the text tool, and then post it to your story for your followers to see.

One really creepy old photo is of an old cemetery. There are tilted tombstones and overgrown weeds. The story associated with it is that there was a caretaker who went mad. He was found one day sitting among the graves, talking to himself. People believe that he was haunted by the spirits of those buried there, and that madness led him to do strange things around the cemetery.

There are photos of old cemeteries with tilted tombstones and overgrown grass. The story might be that in some cemeteries, there are reports of apparitions. For example, a caretaker once saw a figure in white hovering near a particular grave. The photo just adds to the mystery as it captures the desolate and spooky atmosphere of the place.

One more is the photo of the 'Crying Boy' painting. There were stories that the paintings were cursed and that houses where the paintings were hung caught on fire. The photo of the painting, with its rather eerie image of a crying boy, became associated with these strange tales. While there may be no scientific basis for the curse, the combination of the photo and the stories made it quite popular in the realm of spooky things.

A scary story goes like this. There was a hotel room that was said to be cursed. Every guest who stayed in that room reported seeing a shadowy figure by the window at midnight. One guest even said that the figure tried to touch him. Since then, the hotel has a hard time getting people to stay in that room.

Sure. One of the scary stories could be about a haunted house. People who enter it start to hear strange noises and see shadowy figures. It gives a feeling of being constantly watched.

Sure. These photos are significant because they not only show a spooky image but also convey a deeper meaning. For example, a photo of a haunted bridge might seem just like a regular old bridge at first. But when you learn the story that many people have died there in mysterious ways, it adds another layer of fear. It makes the viewer more engaged as they try to piece together the story from what they see in the photo.