So Z Graduated last night -- we are proud of him --top ten percent of his class --National Honor Society - Texas Scholar- and a good kid - He has always been mature Kind of an old soul
I have the hardest time in this convention center, getting good shots ----- people w/ inexpensive cameras got really nice shots and I got nothing, nothing that is clear, during the ceremony w/ my too expensive one. To me that spells operator error sooo help??? any one??/ on how to get good shots in a huge room w/ not enough light for no flash snots but where there is no way to get the flash to the subject.
1. Pomp and Circumstance
2.entering stage
3, leaving stage seethe black near his hand (Diploma
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4.Hats off to the grads
5. they don't get to keep their honor Society Stoles
6.Brothers
7.Sibs
8.kind aunt,- I am so grateful we had 12 family members there to support him. thanks everyone!!!!
9. Proud parents
10 Three generations (love this one)
11. Clowning
12. Sweet friend
13 L at the School all night after party -(Z won some dorm stuff)L won a Circuit city gift card.
Long night the littles got tired of the waiting
Lunch, Please
1 day ago
27 comments:
Way, way, way cool! Congratulations!
Congratulations - that's really exciting. You must be exhausted! Hurray for your son and your family. Thanks for sharing your joy!
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Congratulations to Z. Happy TT.
Congrats Z. Good job. I bet you're proud mom. Happy TT. Thanks for stopping by.
One of the biggest problems here in NC is that some of the locations for graduations here are not air conditioned...and it's been in the low hundreds for about 5 days! Ugh!!!
Mazel Tov to you guys! I don't care what anyone says, graduating from high school is quite a feat. Your son did you proud -- but he also showed what a great mom you are.
It really depends on your camera, if it's a point and shoot and you are indoors, I'd set it to night time or sports setting. If it's a dSLR camera, you may just really have to get really close or get a faster lens to shoot with!
Great pics and congrats to the grad:) Happy TT.
Congratulations to him! I bet you are thinking, "Where has the time gone?"
He looks great and best wishes for his future!
Congratulations Z! And Congratulations to Mom & Dad for raising a great son who made the National Honor Society/Texas Scholar!
Love the Red! These are some great shots for Ruby Tuesday!
Believe it or not, shooting as a movie sometimes works!
Congratulations Z!!! Great shots, and memories, thank you for sharing them with us :)
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Our middle child graduated last week, too. The venue was really not conducive to photographs--thank goodness the official photographer's photos will be available online--FREE!--tomorrow.
Despite the less-than-idea setting, it was a wonderful graduation, with a nice mix of ceremony and fun.
No computer for Z huh... wish we could've been there.
Go Z!!! Yeah!
so this is your handsome mission bound son, marcia?????????????
Congratulations!
What handsome sons you have! I know you're proud of him...I remember my own three kids' graduation days and how proud I was. What a milestone!
Hope you'll stop by my TT when you get a moment!
You have some lovely memories there. Many congrats to your son on his graduation. Happy TT!
Congrats!! You've got some great photos!!
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Happy T13! Congrats on you son's graduation. I graduated last year from high school and I felt relieved and excited to leave it behind for new experiences in college. Hope to see you at my 5th edition about Katie MacAlister at Talk about My Favorite Authors blog.
Congrats to Z! I love the red of their caps and gowns. Have a great Thursday!
Congrats to your graduate!!!
congratulations! All school is complete. Red is prettier than bos blue!
I have the same kind of trouble getting good shots, but I'm no pro, so don't ask me.
Congrats to the grad!
Congratulations to the graduate, more challenges are in store for you :)
Congratulations! Great pictures! :)
Twelve family members? That is a GREAT turnout! Congratulations to the happy grad (and his family). And thanks for visiting my TT.
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