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Make a Photo Book
Take a series of photos to show how huge something is — such as a giant haunted house. Before, during and after shots are also great.
Don’t Forget Yourself
Often the designated photographer will forget to include themselves in the photo and before you know it, all of the holiday albums are missing you! Every now and then, ask someone else to take a photo so you can include all the family — and remember to let the kids have a go at taking photos, too.
Use the Right Camera
With modern technology, people can get carried away by mobile-phone cameras and start using them for all shots. While they are very useful for quick snapshots, it’s important to also remember to take a decent camera on a special Halloween trip. Quality prints will make a huge difference to your photo album or scrapbook.
Digital cameras have a great range of settings so you can flick between portraits, night shots and moving images and maintain quality. If you’re carrying around a baby or have your hands otherwise occupied, a DSLR camera may too bulky to carry and use. Point-and-shoot cameras are pocket-sized and easy to use.
Photograph Memorable Scenes
As you trick or treat, include street signs or uniquely decorated homes in your images to help remind you of your route for next year. If you want to make your pictures look a little unique, try taking them from a different angle or editing them in a special computer program.
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