And this time in red. My photos turned out dark and crappy. My dads had more light but just a wee bit out of focus, and Gary nailed it with his baby Nikon coolpix 12 megapixel, 7x zoom camera - thing is smaller than a deck of cards - I am SO going to get me one ... or better!
Crappy Photo 1 (at least I hit the handover):
Crappy Photo 2 (hit the handshake):
Dads photo of the hat toss:
(there is a very happy Ryan in the middle of that)
Walking to the car with friends:
Walking to the car with friends:
Well, I have been trying to load the video Gary took for over an hour now and it is a wee bit long but this is ridiculous! I think I might post this and add it to a post above this on its own if it does not finish in three ... two ... one ...Ok, in the time I have been waiting for this, I have learned how to edit videos using Windows Movie Maker, cut out a clip in the middle, thus making it small enough for my Photobucket account to upload it and pasted the link ...
NEVERMIND - got it working on blinking Blogger after learning how to splice it and take a chunk out of the middle of it (miss the announcement of his name, but I really don't care anymore - later I might go re-edit and throw in a wee bit more of the first part and get it).
Whew! At least I am learning how to edit video!
4 comments:
Yay Ryan! Your "crappy" photos turned out mighty fine compared to the ones of Jared I just automatically deleted for being way too dark.
My 'crappy' photos probably looked exactly like yours until I fixed them in PhotoShop! I can't get them any better without them getting grainy ... bah!
That's so exciting! Good job on the video. Best part - nonchalantly moving the tassle from the right to the left.
Congratulations to Ryan, Mom and Dad! Your pictures all look great.
I thought it was a very nice ceremony. Short and to the point. I was impressed by the speed at which the teachers said the names of the graduates!
Now you can recover from two hectic weekends.
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