 Stuart is a lone photographer based in Dunfermline, Scotland.
 His specialty; post-mortem photography.
 At the beginning of the 20th century, the custom of photographing the dead is at its dawn, but Stuart is an old-fashioned war veteran. He keeps the practice alive.
 His life starts changing after his brother's death. Stuart suddenly gets flashbacks of the past long forgotten. The dead subjects on his photos turn out distorted, as if moved...
 He meets Regina, a photography enthusiast herself. The two engage themselves in photographing crime scenes. 
 More strange occurrences appear in their photos. Stuart is scared that someone is threatening him and his distant family. He aims to find a rational explanation while the ghosts from the photos are haunting him in his dreams.
 They're warning him there's something more dangerous than them he should be afraid of...

The Phantasm Camera Riddle

 It was late in the evening when Erwing and Stuart returned to the family residence where they met with Carol, Loreley and Regina. Stuart was eagerly looking for signs of new founded friendliness, but discovered nothing but polite tolerance. His day was nice enough after he left the hospital. Spending time with his nephew brought him more joy than he expected. Erwing embodied his father in many ways. When the ball would fell into the hole, he laughed and tapped Stuart on the back. If Stuart's ball took a completely wrong trajectory, he smiled and blamed the terrain. 


"Won't Louise join us?", he asked timidly when the dinner was put on the table. 


"She's sick", Loreley said. "Unless she gets better tomorrow, we'll have to call the doctor." 


XXXIII.