Photo Eraser Tips

  Holiday celebrations may look a lot different this year, but the tradition of taking a holiday family photo continues, and will likely take on even more importance. Whether you’re sending out hundreds of foil-embossed prints or deferring to digital this year, you want photos that capture the heart of your family.  “There’s quite a bit that goes into creating an amazing, yet natural holiday photo,” said Debi Cramer, founder and photographer at Plymouth-based commercial and fine art studio Thirty-Eighth Avenue Photography who’s offering on-location front porch holiday photos this season.  Planning on taking your own family photo? Here are her insider secrets for stunning holiday photos: “Matchy-matchy” is a good thing.  Coordinate outfits color-wise. For example, if one person is wearing red plaid, make sure other family members are also wearing red or a complimentary color. Avoid wearing metallic. Solid colors such as white, red, green, gold and black are best. In g...