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I love a trio or sequence of photos on a christmas card or in a frame.
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This is very cute and easy to do...it makes it much easier to photograph kids when they're sitting.
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How can you not love this little guy...taking a cute candid shot like this one is very cute on a christmas card.
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This beach theme is adorable, of course depending on if you live close enough to the beach, or if you just moved to the beach. Very cute.
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This one would be better for a studio, but is probably doable if you want to DIY.
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Here is another example of a sequence of photos that can also be used together on a holiday card.
It helps if you're somewhat proficient with Photoshop and can make edits to coloring and whatnot, but its not essential to creating a clever holiday card. An example of a Photoshop edit I did two years ago:
If you don't have kids, but have pets, they are also a cute inspiration for a holiday card. I have done this in the past as well. They are very cute.
Pets:
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This picture makes me smile...how would you not enjoy receiving a holiday card with this photo?!
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This photo is a great DIY example... use a red scarf and wrap it around the dog. Have a volunteer either hold the dog still for the photo or stand behind the photographer to grab your pet's attention.
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