Take Your Photos

• 1). Take a close-up picture of the grill of your Mustang. Take the shot during the day so you don't have to use a flash that may reflect on the chrome.
  
  
• 2). Take several photos of the front of the car at various distances. Be sure to take some close-ups of the headlights and Mustang emblem. Take a photo of the car keys dangling from the ignition.
  
  
• 3). Park the car in a rural area with a pleasant background and take some images of it from both sides. Take some pictures with and without the driver.
  
  
• 4). If you have a Mustang convertible, take some images with the top both up and down. Use different angles for these shots to give your scrapbook more variety.
  
  
• 5). Take some images of the engine. Be sure the engine is clean and shiny and take several shots to ensure you get some usable images.
  
  
• 6). Finally, take some shots of the back of the car. Have someone drive the car down a rural road so you can get some action shots of the car driving away.
  
  

Put Together the Scrapbook

• 1). Start with a scrapbook paper that coordinates with the color of your Mustang. For example, if your Mustang is dark blue, choose a slightly different shade of blue to use as your backdrop for other photos.
  
  
• 2). Create your first page using a photo of the grill of the car with the Mustang emblem. Crop a few smaller Mustang emblem photos and place in a vertical row along the side.
  
  
• 3). Place a full view of the Mustang on the second page and include a smaller image of the car keys. Add some car-themed embellishments, which can include tires or chrome scrolls.
  
  
• 4). Use a color-coordinated page with a metallic sheen and add a few images of the Mustang wheels, headlights and engine. Place embellishments such as a wrench, oil funnel or additional Mustang emblems.
  
  
• 5). Use some of the text from the Mustang Web site about the car as a background for further pages with photos of the driver of the Mustang and the Mustang on some scenic roads. Add embellishments such as tire tracks, wheels and car keys to dress up the pages.
  
  
• 6). Place the images of the car driving away as your final photos in the scrapbook. You can place similar pictures in different sizes on the same page for effect.