Just a few candids from minigolf Saturday...

Rhuarc

So I'm not normally one to just post up random candids that i take of people, but me and some friends went mini golfing the other day, and my friend Charlie and his son are real clowns. I got a few shots that I thought turned out pretty well. Keep in mind I did not have a flash or anything along, so...be nice!

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3 - It's an "eyeball"!! Get it? LoL :huh :rolleyes


4 - "Fore"!!


5 - Father and Son - They were going to act like they were peeing, but at the last second Joe got scared and left his dad looking like an idiot! LoL


6 - SUC


7 - Don't let it get away!!


8 - Like Father like Son!!


9 - This didn't turn out exactly how I wanted it to, but overall it isn't too bad for a first attempt! (it is an animated GIF)


10 - After a long day of minigolf it's time for a video game!!



Thanks for looking! I realize these may not be interesting to someone who doesn't know these people, so...tough! LoL

Richard

Rhuarc wrote:

Keep in mind I did not have a flash or anything along, so...be nice!

The exposure looks fine to me. Looks like you had a fun day.

Cheers,

saurora

Nicely exposed and processed shots. I bet they will love these captures of a fun day! I've never done an animated GIF before...may have to give it a try!

joshhuntnm

Love the POV of the first one. Love the animated gif. YOu did that in CS3?

Rhuarc

Richard wrote:

The exposure looks fine to me. Looks like you had a fun day.

Cheers,

Thanks! It was indeed a fun day!

saurora wrote:

Nicely exposed and processed shots. I bet they will love these captures of a fun day! I've never done an animated GIF before...may have to give it a try!

Thank you! I described a little bit of how I did the gif below incase you are interested!

joshhuntnm wrote:

Love the POV of the first one. Love the animated gif. YOu did that in CS3?

Thank you! I did indeed do the animated gif in CS3. All I did was loaded all the shots into one file as different layers. Then I just used the Animation pane and added the same number of frames as how many shots there were. Then for each frame I just selected which layer I wanted to have visible. All the other layers for that frame were not visible. It's actually easier than I expected it to be! (I realize you didn't ask about all that, but I tend to ramble! )

joshhuntnm

Rhuarc wrote:

Thank you! I did indeed do the animated gif in CS3. All I did was loaded all the shots into one file as different layers. Then I just used the Animation pane and added the same number of frames as how many shots there were. Then for each frame I just selected which layer I wanted to have visible. All the other layers for that frame were not visible. It's actually easier than I expected it to be! (I realize you didn't ask about all that, but I tend to ramble! )

Thanks for helping me learn.

kitvan

nice set! looks like you guys had a lot of fun

btw- is that Interbay?