Thanksgiving Pictures
Thanksgiving is a holiday overflowing with imagery and photo opportunities. As families gather, the cameras come out to capture keepsake moments forever. Here are some links to the best Thanksgiving pictures on the internet, as well as some tips on how you can capture your own memories this holiday season.
Fast Facts
- Thanksgiving falls annually on the fourth Thursday in November in the U.S.1
- Canadian Thanksgiving is the second Monday of October every year2
- Thanksgiving 2008: November 273
- Memorialize photos from Thanksgiving gatherings with a holiday scrapbook4
- Many families gather together and feast on Thanksgiving
- Traditional Thanksgiving imagery includes family, turkey, Autumn foliage, pilgrims, Indians, parades, Thanksgiving dinner
Thanksgiving Photo Tips
Before you snap a shot, know exactly what the subject of your photo is going to be.5
Since many families don't get to gather very often try to get everyone together for a formal style photo. Set up your tripod, check the shot and get into the photo with your family.6
If you live in an area with a great parade, don't be shy. Get out there and snap shots of the Thanksgiving floats.6
Every picture is an opportunity for humor, and you can create your own funny Thanksgiving photos with photo editing software. For example, try blowing up a picture of a turkey to three times its size, then carefully cut it out and transpose it onto a table full of people with wide-eyed and amazed expressions.7
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