Since he’s never been bowling before, we decided to go for Trolley’s 30th.
Rock ‘N Bowl is an interesting phenemonen. Aaron thinks it’s for the 14-year-olds to get all hooched up and feel like they’re going clubbing. Didn’t stop us — Trolley included — from getting carded at our table when pitchers.
Five-pin is harder than I remember. Maybe because I was trying to spin everything, so it would either hit the left pins, or completely gutter on the right when I tried to adjust. For our two teams, it was a pretty close match through the night.
For the photographs, I tried to play around with light settings. 2nd-curtain-sync wouldn’t work for me, and I didn’t realize that there’s a setting for it on the 580EX flash which overrides camera settings. As a result, the pictures are mostly flash-less to capture the mood of the wildly swinging light.
The next day, I discovered that I somehow pulled my left glute and right groin muscles. A gentle reminder on Trolley’s birthday that we’re all getting older.
glute ow.
pictures, wow
love it when motion registers in an image and people as transparent. It allows photos to see more than eyes, different than a painter would capture as well.
Heehee, we went bowling on Alex’s 30th and I had never done 10 pin with real bowling balls, like with the little holes in them. Took me forever to find a ball that was light enough for me too. Yeah, shoulder wasn’t feeling so great the next morning :p very sad…
@Pearl — Until you mentioned it, I never realized that such photos have the ability to capture motion. I’ve always been one to use quick shutter speeds to capture stillness, even for moving objects, so this is something I’ll have to explore further now.
@Sophia — Yeah, I don’t quite like the 10 pin either for the same reason. The arm would just be another sore limb. I’m pretty sure Jen was happy about doing five-pin too. Pat was the point leader on our team, but said that five-pin is a lot harder than he remembers.