It was quite the task. For one thing, I didn't really have the setting nor the equipment to do a proper job, but it is always interesting to try. For another thing, the kids were pretty giddy, so it was kind like trying to photograph chickens under fox attack in the hen house. Anyway, we gave it a shot, and here are some of the results.
I think this ↑ was my preference, but we have more choices. ↓
Here's another (before and after) when I experimented with replacing the background. I'm not sure I like either variation for a card, but I love that laugh.
Hey John, ya did good! For not having the "proper setting or equipment" these pictures turned out great. Just what do you call "proper" anyhow? LOL!
ReplyDeleteYour grandkids are so nice looking and photogenic. Looks like all had a good time. Great!!!
Gorgeous kids. I like the first one too, but I also love the one where they are making faces.
ReplyDeleteso cute! i do like the first one a lot but think my favorite is 3rd from last. they look angelic with a side of mischief. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat fun photos! They put me in a festive mood. You have such talent with this, AC.
ReplyDeleteWhat fun! I also liked the silly faces shot back to back.
ReplyDeleteso cute!
ReplyDeleteNice work! Even if you didn't get the angelic bit enough. All of them are card-worthy, depending on who will be getting them. Love the way you have manipulated the background in the last shot.
ReplyDeleteThey sure are growing up fast.
I think I like the hugging one the best. You did a great job!
ReplyDeleteOne of my most frustrating tasks is picking out photos for the Christmas card.
Even if. One of these are used for a card (I also liked the first one with the light decoys) it seems that all 3 of you had a fun time, John.
ReplyDeleteLove them ALL!!! But...the first one OR the last one...
ReplyDeleteWonderful shots Ac!!!
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Fun, and I like your description of the process! I agree, I like the first one!
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