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A special thank you to Vanessa at Karma Goddess, Event Planning & Design, for a another fabulous Ancient Spanish Monastery wedding event. 1 person likes this post. Unlike
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This is really a great one ! I must say it’s a one of your best shot !
gosh… your work is so beautiful…touches my soul..
its almost like being part their happiness, their joys..
Otto Haring, you rock!!
We met in Chitra Peter wedding in PV in Mexico in december.
My husband and I are planning to renew our vows (25 years) at Udaipur in India… This is scheduled to be on the 14th, 15th and 16th of dec, 2012.
What is your schedule like?
Also, I would like to know your proffesional charges…
Lots of warmth and regards
Ranna Parikh
This firmware update (Version 2.0.8) incorporates the following changes and fixes. 1. Fixes a phenomenon in which movies are not taken at the shooting mode registered in the user’s settings if a shooting mode Aperture priority (or Shutter priority) is registered in any of the camera’s user settings (C1, C2, C3) and the user attempts…
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We had the honor of photographing Ankita + Sarat’s three-day wedding in Orlando, Florida at the Mariott International Hotel this spring. The resort was impressive, and the staff was both friendly and accommodating. We sometimes have special requests to capture the best moments and they were always more than happy to assist us every time,…
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What an awesome series! I really love all of the details in the clothes and jewelry from Indian weddings. Definitely some wedding photography work to be proud of.
All of the best,
Digital Gold
Stunning detail images. Absolutely love the depth of field in the shoe shot. Very very nice!
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To view Part I of this wedding click on Ankita + Sarat – Indian Wedding Ceremony at the Orlando World Center Marriott Resort Part I Var Puja (Paying Respect to the Groom) With the priest presiding, Gopi’s parents pay respect to Sunil by washing his feet with milk and honey. Once this…
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THERES ONE THING FOR SURE , YOU WILL NEVER BE OUT OF WORK . GREAT STUFF!!!
The traditional Hindu wedding ceremony dates back over three thousand years. It is performed in the ancient language of Sanskrit and in accordance with the rituals prescribed in the Hindu scriptures, the Vedas. The wedding takes place in the ‘Kalyana Mandapam’ or wedding pavilion. During the ceremony, the priest offers, into the fire, gifts…
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An excellent coverage.