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May 14, 2012 -- 7:56AM, craner7 wrote:

May 13, 2012 -- 8:11PM, Lola wrote:

yes craner.... sec 104 right in front of Swisher....he's a riot, very engaging with the crowd. We got there early and watched Andy warm up in the bp. It's been a long day. I'll post pics tomorow.

Great...looking forward to the pics.

 Here's a pic of Andy warming up in the bp. I took this with my phone, the funny thing is all the pics I took of Andy with my phone and camera he has this kind of white light around him. It could be the bright sun but the light is only on Andy.   hmmmmm.

May 15, 2012 -- 3:57PM, craner7 wrote:

Nice...look at how you got the ball in it too! I'm WAYYYYY behind the times, dont have a camera on my little Net10 phone but I do have a standard digital camera which I was hoping to get lots of good pics of andy in Rochester since I was pretty close to the field. Many pics didnt turn out because in daylight I cannot see what I'm shooting at, theres no view finder, just the big screen on the back. So I just pointed, hoping. A guy next to me had a big fancy looking camera with telescoping lens.....I was very jealous.

Wow... I didn't even notice the ball craner. Andy must not have been throwing very hard.

May 15, 2012 -- 3:57PM, craner7 wrote:

Nice...look at how you got the ball in it too! I'm WAYYYYY behind the times, dont have a camera on my little Net10 phone but I do have a standard digital camera which I was hoping to get lots of good pics of andy in Rochester since I was pretty close to the field. Many pics didnt turn out because in daylight I cannot see what I'm shooting at, theres no view finder, just the big screen on the back. So I just pointed, hoping. A guy next to me had a big fancy looking camera with telescoping lens.....I was very jealous.

I know what you mean about those digital cameras. In bright light those screens get totally washed out. A few models still have a viewfinder plus the screen. It saves on battery power too not having to have the screen lit.I picked up a used mint Sony Cyber-Shot that has a viewfinder for under $100 at the local pawn shop.

Another trick is to make a short video and then edit out some of the frames to get a good still pic.