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 Kodak CX7525 Nathan, the dapper gentleman, my hero. You are truly loved beyond the bonds of this world. You rock, and you look hella-cool in a tux. We are home. The wedding was perfect. The honeymoon was perfect. Words fail to describe anything to full satisfaction. I owe an enormous thanks to everyone involved, for all of their tireless efforts and immaculate attention to detail. An enormous thanks to all who shared the day with us. The day would not have been the same without our friends and family. And an enormous thanks to all of you who continued to stop by while we were out. Coming home to an inbox full of wit and well-wishes from the usual (and unusual) suspects was the icing on the cake. One of which I never got to taste. As far as the photo side of things go, I won't make you wade through the parade of friends and relatives here. Instead, if you're so inclined, the images from the hired gun can be seen at myweddingprints.com, password = harold. Not only can my man Double D, David DeHoyos shoot a wedding, he also knows where to get a haircut and bubblegum for $10 US. I'm currently sifting through 500 digital images, 12 rolls of Holga, 4 rolls of Seagull, and a smattering of 35mm. I imagine some of those will work their way on here over the course of, well, probably the rest of my life. I can be a bit lazy/distracted. Sadly, my Olympus XA2 was put on the disabled list two days into the trip thanks to a rewinder knob injury. Hopefully it'll be fine after surgery since there's no bullpen to speak of. I miss that camera. | |
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