the effect your trying to achieve on Halloween. We love Twilight The second low-light tip is one that professionals always try and adhere to and that is to never shoot at night but to aim for twilight. This is because the sky at this time of day offers a better range of colours, from rich blues to moody purples. What's more, you'll find that when you're processing your images they'll naturally look darker and moodier without the night time setting. Low angle photos Halloween is a great time for kids and they will often be the main subject in your photos. As with all photos of kids, you should get down to their eye level and really get in close. However, one great tip for moodier shots is to go even lower and take your shots from the ground up. This way you'll find you get a far more dramatic backdrop, shadows are longer and the whole effect is one of a far stranger world. Perspective tricks This leads neatly into photo composition. At most times of the year you'll want a fairly familiar structure to your photos but at Halloween when nothing is ever as it seems, now is a great time to experiment with perspective -- giant children standing in front of small houses, bizarre close-ups and hands lurching towards the camera can all make for some startling effects. In camera effects Windows Phone comes with a number of filters built in that are common on all cameras.