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  1. 01-19-2013, 08:57 AM #1
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    Default First wedding -- the bride

    Shot my first wedding this past weekend. These were all taken pre-ceremony...'cause I haven't finished editing everything from the ceremony onward, haha. What an undertaking...

    Getting ready
    Getting ready

    Ready to go
    Ready to go

    A blessing from her mother
    A blessing

    Walking to the church
    Walking to the church

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    Very Lovely!
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    Good Job. TFS
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    Absolutely gorgeous. Love the emotion in her face. Captured beautifully. Great conversion.
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    These are lovely, I bet you are happy!! Looking forward to seeing the rest!
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    Weddings are fun aren't they! Wonderful series. You did a great job, so far. Leaves me wanting to see more!
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    I really like your set. A little bit atypical from wedding shot I normally see. The series seems introspective and emotional from the bride's POV. Really a lovely set. TFS
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    Thanks very much all for the encouraging comments. I will be a bit apprehensive until I finally hand everything over and hear from the bride and groom. I hope they like everything as much as I do...

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    Weddings are fun aren't they! Wonderful series. You did a great job, so far. Leaves me wanting to see more!
    It was a blast, I loved it. Thank you! I can't wait to do more weddings... And I'm about to post some more of the bride and groom together

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    Absolutely gorgeous. Love the emotion in her face. Captured beautifully. Great conversion.
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    I really like your set. A little bit atypical from wedding shot I normally see. The series seems introspective and emotional from the bride's POV. Really a lovely set. TFS
    Rich and Paco, thanks so much. That's exactly what I loved about these shots myself--the emotion--and I'm glad you guys appreciate it too.

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    These are lovely, I bet you are happy!! Looking forward to seeing the rest!
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    The last two really catch my attention. One because it catches a special moment, but that last one, with the textures and the odd position of the bride, really made me stop and stare.

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  10. 01-22-2013, 04:31 PM #10
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    The second shot is beautiful - great job!
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