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 Photo Albums
Photo albums are the traditional way of storing your Halloween
pictures. There are many types of photo albums to be found from the
usual book type to photo blocks to the flap type that can hold up to
300 pictures. These are simple books used for filing photographs and
usually don't have any space to record dates, people or places. You
might want to try your hand at something more creative and add some
flare to tour photo memories.
 Scrap Booking
Like a photo album, a scrapbook tells a visual story and contains the
very best photographs you've taken of your Halloween festivities. The
photo album and the pictures it contains is
then embellished with other items such as Halloween memorabilia,
appropriate headlines,
written narratives, poetry, quotations, stories, or other
relative
content. Next, trinkets, confetti, glitter, stickers,
movie ticket stubs for a scary movie you may have gone to see,
etc. are glued or taped to the pages creating a montage. You can
make your own or buy all sorts of Halloween scrap booking products
available at arts and craft stores during the Halloween
season.
 Picture Frames
Picture frames are the traditional way of displaying your
Halloween pictures year round. Some of the Halloween retailers that
pop up at this time of year are staring to carry picture frames on a
Halloween theme. Or, you can make your own from plain photo frames
and some inexpensive crafts supplies like we have done in past
years. Read the article about Halloween Picture Frames in
the Dark Decor section
here.
 Web Pages
Some personal websites are virtual scrapbooks. If you have your own web site or blog, you can create your own online
photo album to display your Halloween pictures.
If you use a traditional camera, you'll need to scan your pictures using a scanner connected to
your computer. If you use digital, you can up-load the pictures
directly to your computer and using a graphics program, add titles,
names, funny quotes, etc. It's a nice way to let friends and family
across the country see what you did for Halloween! |
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