How about the backdrop for the photos!

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The Happy CoupleSo here I was jostling amongst the pro photogs, trying to get a pic af the happy couple. It even happens in Greece. Of course I could have cropped them out of this shot, and indeed I have my own pix sans photographers, but this shot brings back a sense of the occasion for me.
How about the backdrop for the photos! ![]() TFF (Trevor)
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apart from the heads of the other photographers
thats a beautiful photo love the water and hte backdrop and the weddign dress is lovely too
Trevor that looked to be one very nice wedding to attend. Uou have posted some lovely images.
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OK - as requested:
![]() ![]() I believe the dress is by Paul Hunt, a Brisbane designer. TFF (Trevor)
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Thanx everyone.
I had my suitcase stolen outside Athens airport on Day 1 of my trip - couldn't have got off to a worse start! Had to buy all new clothes & an outfit for the wedding. Bummer! ![]() But despite that, I had the most fantastic time. The wedding was really, really excellent, and we had lots of other fun too. The wonderful thing about photography is that you can keep revisiting all of those wonderful memories. ![]() TFF (Trevor)
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