Halloween Photo Tricks

From makeup and costumes to decorations and carved pumpkins, there’s plenty of creativity involved with Halloween. Here are some tips from professional photographers for getting the most out of your Halloween shots.

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Stay Steady

Photo by Jason Wilde

In low-light situations, be sure to use a tripod or other steady surface to avoid camera shake, and consider shooting at dusk when there’s still a bit of natural light to work with.

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