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Blast Book Photos : Photos in the Blast Book - some were not used Check out the book here

Blast Book Photos

Photos in the Blast Book - some were not used Check out the book here ...

Updated: May 10, 2008 12:43pm PST

U9 Spring 2008 : Photos from Spring 2008 You can buy a print by clicking the "Buy: this photo" just above the big picture, or if you want to save or send these photos...Click here for instructions

U9 Spring 2008

U8 Spring 2007 : Spring 2007 You can buy a print by clicking the "Buy: this photo" just above the big picture, or if you want to save or send these photos...Click here for instructions

U8 Spring 2007

CASL Cup 2007 : Select photos from the CASL Cup

CASL Cup 2007

Select photos from the CASL Cup

Updated: Oct 22, 2007 6:56pm PST

U8 Fall 2006 : Photos from a Fall 2006 game You can buy a print by clicking the "Buy: this photo" just above the big picture, or if you want to save or send these photos...Click here for instructions

U8 Fall 2006

U7 May 13 : CASL U7 team, photos taken in May 2006, second half of season You can buy a print by clicking the "Buy: this photo" just above the big picture, or if you want to save or send these photos...Click here for instructions

U7 May 13

U7 Fall 2005 : CASL U7 team, photos taken Fall 2005 1st half of season You can buy a print by clicking the "Buy: this photo" just above the big picture, or if you want to save or send these photos...Click here for instructions

U7 Fall 2005

How do I get prints or save these photos...? : About print sizes: (be sure to read the picture captions below each photo, for specific instructions) A tip about getting the best print: the camera takes a picture that has one side longer than the other. This is known as aspect ratio if you care, and it is 3:2. This means that to get the best print, you need to choose a size that is 3:2, like 4x6 (6x4=3x2) or 6x9, 8x12, 12x18, 14x21, 16x24, 18x27, 20x30 sized paper. But, of course, frames are hard to find in some of these sizes (8x12?), so if you print 3:2 pictures on these other sizes, like 8x10, 5x7, or 11x14, you will loose some of the image or end up with white space around the edges. This is known as 'crop' and you can crop the photo to fit in the print ordering cart. For some pictures here, I have made them into 8x10 to avoid this issue. You will recognize these as more 'square' than others. If you use the Smugmug print service, it will guide you thru getting the right print sizes: http://www.smugmug.com/help/digital-prints If you prefer a certain size, and want a photo of that size, please give me a call, and I will create a file for you that will print perfect for your frame. Chip

How do I get prints or save these photos...?

About print sizes: (be sure to read the picture captions below each p ...

Updated: Jan 16, 2007 10:20am PST

Cyclone pictures :

Cyclone pictures

Updated: Oct 28, 2007 6:18pm PST

U10 Spring 2006 :

U10 Spring 2006

Updated: May 22, 2006 8:19pm PST

Soccer 2006 :

Soccer 2006

Updated: Mar 13, 2006 6:31pm PST

U12 Spring 2008 :

U12 Spring 2008

Updated: May 09, 2008 5:49pm PST

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