This year at the Saddle Ridge Ranch VBC we had the opportunity to participate in worship through flagging. On the final community evening, the song Everlasting God was presented with the use of flagging. Thank you to Bill and Gail for coming all the way from Burlington to teach us about this, it was incredible to see the kids so engaged.
Wednesday, August 31, 2011
Monday, August 29, 2011
Thedford VBC
Vacation Bible Camp 2011 was a huge hit for all the cowboys and cowgirls who came out for the week to take part! The VBC 2011 from Captured Innocencevolunteers were fantastic and put in hours and hours of time and love towards everyone there, and the kids…well the kids just took it all in and had a blast! Thank you so much for a wonderful program!
VBC 2011 from Captured Innocence on Vimeo.
Sunday, August 28, 2011
A Renewing Surprise
Renewing your wedding vows can be a very exiting time. Such was this case with this couple, who with the help of their children, pulled off a surprise ceremony, renewing their vows in their backyard after inviting family and friends over for a simple backyard get together. The ceremony was very meaningful as the couple renewed their vows in their faith, and their children stood by their sides. Congratulations Kaz Family!
Thursday, August 25, 2011
Now Playing
Now Playing At The Forest Kineto Kiwanis Theatre
Captain America: The First Avenger
Aug. 26,27,28, 30
Tickets $5 Doors Open At 7:30PM Show Time 8:00PM
Saturday, August 20, 2011
Family Sunset
I got to enjoy a wonderful time with this little family this past week as the sun was setting on their family farm. Both of the kids were excellent during the shoot, showing off their bright eyes and smiles…their Mommy and Daddy did great too!
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Now Playing
Now Playing At The Forest Kineto Kiwanis Theatre
Winnie The PooH
Aug 19,20,22
Tickets $5 Doors Open At 7:30PM Show Time 8:00PM
Now Playing At The Grand Bend Starlite Drive In
SPY KIDS 4D + LARRY CROWNE
Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Video Snapshot
With the rise in video recording by DSLR cameras, I hear more often where people are wishing they could get a picture from their video. But how do you do that? This is just one of the many ways to grap a “snapshot” from your video using a standard program that many computers have – NERO.
Using Nero, simply import your file (upper right corner), drag your video from the video log into the video track. Almost Done…press the play button to watch the video play, and as it does, simply click on the camera icon located below the running video. As you click on the camera icon, a snap shot of the video image will automatically be saved to your pictures file! Note : Be sure your video is good quality, otherwise the snapshot image will be of low resolution as well.