Turbid media has a great influence on traditional imaging, which may even result in complete failure when scattering becomes serious enough. It has attracted extensive attentions in practical applications to obtain high resolving images through turbid media. A projector is applied in the ghost imaging (GI) experiment, which achieves the goals of both looking around corners and imaging through turbid media. The images of objects can be obtained with a bucket detector which has no spatial resolution. The experiment results with that of the traditional imaging are compared and the influence factors on resolution are analyzed. It is feasible to image around corners through turbid media by means of simple illuminants, such as projectors.