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This bouquet was folded for the wedding of a dear friend. It was very fun to arrange the flowers in a chaotic way that is so unlike the neatness I am used to in origami.

 

The hardest part was to wrap the stems in cloth. I am so not used to handling this material!

 

The bouquet contains the following flowers:

- Two variations of Naomiki Sato's rose

- Kawasaki rose, full-bloom

- Kawasaki rose, mid-bloom

- Joost Langeveld's Hyacinth

- The traditional lily

- A five-leaf variation of the traditional lily

- Lily buds, by Lisa Nguyen

SB-600 camera left through white umbrella: fired with Nikon CLS.

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Late 19th century wedding photo from Sweden.

I really liked the light on this blueberry cake. Great wedding.

strobist info: flash 580EX II in smoll softbox left of camera, flash triggered TR-332.

 

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Honey Cookies

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Sudeley Castle Wedding Photography

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tulle A Line 2012 Wedding Dress with Cascading Drape

The biggest challenge of a wedding photographer is creating a tone and editing look consistent through out the whole album. I am in pursuit of the perfect tone. Please C&C

 

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A take on Peggy Porschen's Summer Symphony Wedding Cake. Display dummy for portfolio.

handmade fascinator for my wedding. Hat is covered in silk from the dress, feather flower is handmade with gold stamens and freshwater pearls.

女兒出嫁,母親的不捨與不得不放手的心情。

Strobes:

 

Yongnuo 560 II at 1/32 through Neweer 24x24 softbox

 

Triggered by Yongnuo 603 wireless

Sweet cookies shaped like wedding cakes. Decorated with pink sugar icing and garlands made of tiny gumpaste flowers.

 

Want to read more about cookies, cakes and decoration? Visit my cake blog www.cakejournal.com

Beautiful wedding in Gig Harbor, WA

 

Lit with a single AB800 in a large Octa high and angled down in center frame. Triggered by PW's

 

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This is the wedding chapel at Sanctuary Cove, a very popular place for weddings due to the beautiful surroundings and the accommodation for guests. Many Japanese couples visit Queensland to get married here. Tinted glass is used a lot in the construction so inside feels very open. The whole wall behind the altar is glass.

Staged in a barn, this wedding reception featured country and modern touches.

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