from How to Make Every Trip a Honeymoon

Ask the waiter to take a photo of you at dinner.

Bring along a digital camera to record your trip’s moments. Email some to your partner when it’s time to return to work.

Buy a disposable camera for boat excursions.

Do a “photo shoot” at a beautiful site—a waterfall, a beautiful stretch of beach, a mountainside. Dress the part. Give your honey a superstar smile. The photos will be a great way to remember the trip and you’ll both enjoy the photo shoot.

Have the resort or cruise ship photographer take your picture.

Have your photo taken together in a photo booth. Say “cheese!”

Have you picture taken together in a photo booth.

Learn to operate the self-time on your camera before you leave home so you can capture photos of the two of you.

Make a scrapbook of your trip filled with photos, pictures from brochures, ticket stubs, pressed flowers, and more.

Make a video diary of your excursion. Be sure to include the two of you in some shots. Use a trick many photographers do: bring a rice-filled sack to serve as an impromptu tripod to stabilize the camera on a tabletop. You’ll both be able to get in the picture this way, using the camera’s self-timer.

Take a photo of your shadows against the sand or snow.

Take photos of the two of you. Use the dresser top as a tripod.

If you meet new friends on your travels, be sure to have a photo made with you all together.

Buy an inexpensive one-use underwater camera. Take photos of each other underwater, in the pool, hot tub, or sea.

Make photo assignments for yourself—the sunset, your room, the hotel entrance.