Thread: Halloween Yard Haunts & Displays

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I am gearing up for decorating, like everyone else. I am trying to get into the Halloween spirit. For a little inspiration, if you would like, please post pics of displays, or haunts (does'nt matter what year) anything you would like to share......Thanks! & Happy Halloween!

Here are a few of mine...can view the rest in my photo album...











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http://aranamuerta.com/2008/11/02/ha...d-display-2008

Super neat haunt display--Not mine but this person did a fantastic job! Click to check it out...

Love the firey coals thing under the cauldron!

Vulture Hill from last year.[IMG][/IMG]

Love the skeleton in the tub x

I agree, the cauldron is really cool. All your pictures look great. Here a couple from last year.

Originally Posted by theworstwitch

Love the firey coals thing under the cauldron!

Thanks!



And great job on the explosives, WF. I also really like the way you composed the shot.

Those are all beautiful. Halloween1, I especially love the shot with the tombstones. I really need to add some warm lights this year. This thread is like a master class in lighting.

Not up to the same caliber, but here's one from my yard.

Lowdwnrob, thanks for sharing. I really like the way you approached your lighting. Very dramatic feel H1

Originally Posted by GobbyGruesome

Those are all beautiful. Halloween1, I especially love the shot with the tombstones. I really need to add some warm lights this year. This thread is like a master class in lighting.

Not up to the same caliber, but here's one from my yard.

Oh, I think yours is really nice. You have some really wonderful props. A little more lighting can really show them off. Depending on what type of atmosphere you wish to portray, red would give it a more evil/demon kinda feel.....yellow lights give a warm tone (I used that with my pumpkins), green is really great for your monsters, blue is great for a grave yard. Play around and layer your colors. Have fun with it, and it will come together.

Here is an example I did with red....

Another great shot. I think it's contrast I'm missing. We use a lot of big floodlights (mostly blues and greens). Right now it's a bit of a wash and lighting is sooo important. I think I need some more focused contrasting lights.

I also need to see more photos. (waiting impatiently )