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traveling alone, use the Self-Timer

show some friendly bystander how

to take your picture. And take one

him to relurn the courtesy. If you

travel with a group, you can an take

turns. The thing

remember

that

people make the picture lor the

stay-aI-homes. Familiar faces in ex-

citing places

afe what the homefol

really want to see.

24.

Instant tra

...

e11ov.

It is amazing how much more the

trip

will mean to you when you keep a

log

at instant Po

laroi

d pictures as

you travel. You

will

be more alert

catch things

unusual interest, so

that you

will simply see more. And

you

will

end

with a

complete

picture record that

will

hold

the

trip

together

lor

you to relive long after.

Start o

with an empty album and

fill

with landmark pictures as you

along. Famous places, new friends,

great views, fascinating wildlife,

historic buildings, whatever appeals

you. Use your imagination

work

in key identifications - the kids

pointing to a roadsign, your wife with

the

local newspaper, the hotel

marquee.

25.

Vacation

new.

picture

••

Your local paper may very well have

om f

a picture

you on vacation

that you can airmail back while it

is still new

Remember that the

paper is in the news business. Try

to make it newsworthy, either be-

cause

the locale, an interesting

activity,

a meeting with somebody

special. Attach a

ief note with the

newspaper essentials - who, what,

when and where. Also give

your

home

address, and any community activities

you may be in.

your

company, club

or fraternal organizati

has news-

papers, bear them in mind for vaca-

tion pictures too.

26.

MakIng friends.

Your Polaroid Land camera can make

friends for you in every direction, and

add immeasurably

your

trip. It is

automatic conversallon-starter at

the pool, on the patio or in the club

car. A Polaroid picture is a great

and lasting way

swap names, ad-

dresses and faces with new

iends

you hope to meet again.

know of

students who swapped Polaroid

pictures

for

a night's lodging, ex-

quisite meals and magnificent wine

at a tiny French vineyard. And a

Polaroid camera is almost a standard

part of the press kit for most cor-

respondents traveling in the Soviet

Union or other countries where

people don't mix too freely. So take

tip

from the pros. Take

your

Polar-

oid

camera when you travel.

27.

Comic

sholl

For an exciting party make a

clipping

collection

newspaper and maga-

zine stories and ads showing people

from all walks

life, in all sorts of

activities. Take a Polaroid portrait of

each guest as he arrives at

your

party

and then paste each face,

cut

out in

silhouette,

over

a face in a Clipping.

Try

to make

the

wildest combinalions

you can, and then have each guest

act

out

his new personality. The

whole party

will

be choking with

laughter.

28.

Cut lund-raising expense • .

Every fund raiser who uses pictures

can cut expenses considerably with

Polaroid prints and slides. Among

the many uses we'

heard of are

prints for campaign leaflets and

brochures; for

publicity

in news-

papers, company papers and

club

bulletins;

personal souvenirs f

volunteer tel

hone,

or-la

door

and business fund raisers on the job.

The

cost

making

your

own Polaroid

pictures is far less than calling in a

professional photographer, and a

good deal faster.

29. For the organization.

Whether it's a Christmas Bazaar,

Alumni Dinner

a School Fair, a

Polar

d camera boo

is a good

method for raising money.

's also

sure to make a hit with everyone. And

it works for just about every organiza-

tion, c

hur

ch, school, hospital or

social club.

sure

take

portraits. You and

your

customers

will be particularly pleased with

the

pictures you can take with a Polaroid

Color

Pack Camera equipped with

the Portrait Kit. And you'll be sur-

prised how much money you can

make.

30.

How

make

pop

art

cut-oul

For a party

a fund-raising attrac-

tion, try taking

your

pictures

against

hum

orous

backgrounds

such

ongman, a mermaid,

a clown.

Each

background

has a

cutout

which the subject puts his head.

These

backdrops

can

painted in

ong, vivid colors

for

color

pictures

In various shades of

grey

for

black

and whites. For

color

pictures

sure

keep

backdrop

colors

strong

and bright, since pastels and

soft

shades are often disappointing.

easY-fo-make

backgro

und

Material needed:

" composi

tion

board 4' x 8'

1" x 2" strappIng,

linear feet

2" x 3" studs,

ft.) lengths

Felt

-nib

markers,

artist's

oil

paints,

slgn-palnter's paints, poster paints

spray cans

paint,

claw

hammer,

keyhole saw, paint brushes, nails.

Cut a 4' x 8' sheet

down

6' if de-

sired. Around the edges of the sheet

and on the

back

side, nail strapping.

Cut 2 x 3's

the desired lengths

and nail them

one

piece

strap-

ping. Toenail

the

bottoms

the

flooring,

a brace, when permis-

sible.

Infinite variations

are

possible.

Cut out holes

for

heads with a key-

hole saw.

Apply

one

coats

white paint and

dry

. Paint on designs

using a targe soft brush and

lorful

paints.

use spray paints,

cut

spray

masks from old manila f

olde

rs,

use

masking

tape

and newspapers. Felt-

nib mark

ers

may also be used.

comp

lete information,

con-

tact

Polaroid Customer Service, Cam-

bridge

, Massachusetts 02139.

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