With 8 nights of celebrating, you'll have many chances to
capture memories for your scrapbook pages. Try these three tips to capture
stunning and unique photographs.
Turn off the flash
and use a slower shutter speed to take pictures of the menorah. Whenever you use a slow shutter speed, it's
good to use a tripod to avoid camera shake.
A bag of beans or rice makes a great tripod in a pinch!
True Miracles by Dorothy-Ann Huffmanparent from the
December 2007 issue of Creating
Keepsake magazine.
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Shot from an unusual
angle. Hillary Heidlberg was able to
capture a much more interesting picture by shooting straight down. Mix it up and take pictures from above, the
side, very close up, or even from the
ground!
Dreidel Magic by Hillary Heidelberg from the December
2007 issue of Creating
Keepsake magazine.
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Take pictures of the
details. When combined, pictures of
individual elements create the scene of a beautiful Hanukkah celebration on
your scrapbook page.
Joyous Hanukkah by Barb DeShaw from the December
2006 issue of Creating
Keepsake magazine.
**Tip: Add hidden
journaling behind your photos to keep your layout ultra clean and keeps the
focus on your photos.
-- Erin Lynch