1. A computer-implemented method comprising: capturing, by a camera, a reference image via a shutter mechanism; locking the camera responsive to capturing the reference image, including disabling the shutter mechanism of the camera prior to capture of a preferred photograph; preventing adjustment of one or more features of the camera prior to capture of the preferred photograph by locking the one or more features; comparing the reference image to a current image displayed within a viewing field of the camera; providing one or more alignment guides to move the camera in a particular direction to aid in aligning the reference image and the current image including: displaying arrows within the viewing field of the camera; and providing audible instructions, the audible instructions being configured by a user and including one or more of an audio recording uploaded by the user and an audio recording selected by the user; configuring the camera to provide a vibration when the reference image and the current image are aligned; when the reference image and the current image are approximately aligned, automatically triggering an autofocus feature and a zoom feature of the camera to more accurately align the reference image and the current image; if it is determined that the reference image and the current image are aligned, enabling the shutter mechanism of the camera for enabling the capture of the preferred photograph; capturing a plurality of images prior to discarding the reference image; and triggering a flash device if it is determined that the reference image was captured after the flash device was triggered; wherein the reference image and the current image are aligned when the reference image and the current image are completely overlapping, and wherein the one or more alignment guides displayed in the view field include guidelines, wherein the guidelines denote the boundaries of the reference image.