March 25th, 2010 | filed under:photo | tags:box, photo shoot |
ahhh….life is crazy. I have so much to do right now–namely a huge art project that I’ll probably be up super late working on, but lately I just haven’t been very motivated.
I did a photo shoot with the BOX queens about a month ago for St. Patrick’s day. It wasn’t my favorite shoot due me forgetting my umbrella for the flash, the strobes not always firing when I wanted them to, and I just wasn’t on top of the game in terms of having an idea of what to do for the shoot. It still went alright though.
Everybody that showed up. It wasn't the biggest function ever, but it was just the right amount of people. ;)
Twas a good function (group picture huge). I’ll just share my favorite pictures from the day. I’ve been kinda undecided about how to share the pictures that I take at functions, being historian and all. I’ve thought of the idea of keeping them all until the slideshow at the end of the year, but I think that’s kinda lame, since a couple people already seeing the pictures doesn’t really make it that much more epic. I think the motto that I’ll use for now is that I’ll only post my favorite pictures on here, unless anyone wants the rest of the pictures, and asks me for them, in which I’ll upload them to the gallery.
The rest of the pictures… (comments / story in captions)
Old people (out team) haven't lost it. Dominated some kids.
February 21st, 2010 | filed under:photo | tags:box, function |
Wrestling function was ballin’. Here’s the peoples that were there: (the light kinda blew up the people toward the back…oh well)
A few weeks ago I did a slideshow of the best pictures from this year to show at the formal. I found out that I didn’t have as many group or happy pictures that I wanted (I certainly had enough pictures of sports), but everything worked out okay. I also think that I overdid the sad factor a little too much. The last slideshow that I did was for a week of senior high camp, and the idea there was to make them really happy at the beginning, then go to the sad stuff and try to make everyone cry. ;-) This concept worked well at camp, with the slideshow being the last scheduled thing before everyone goes home.
I think that the exciting-to-melencholy outline for slideshows is still good, but at the formal, I don’t think that it worked as well as at camp. After the slideshow was queen entertainment, which is supposed to be funny. Having some really sad stuff beforehand might have been weird. I’m probably overanalyzing it, but for next time I think that I’ll keep the happy-to-sad method, but make the sad part a little shorter and less intense.
