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October 2011 Cover Shoot Outtakes

Get in the Halloween spirit and flip through these cover shoot outtakes from Metro Parent's October cover

To help get into the Halloween spirit, Dominik, age 9 from Ypsilanti channeled Dracula for the October 2011 cover. Flip through this gallery of outtakes from his photo shoot.

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