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Indian weddings are a raucous affair. Much like India itself there is too much colour, too much noise and too much chaos. But in the end there is somehow a semblance of order. Amidst the throngs of guests, heaps of food, and ear-drum shattering music there are an endless array of rites and rituals. Mysterious aunts, uncles and second cousins emerge from the woodwork and stump you with their knowledge of each ceremony and insist you perform each one of them to the letter. I think nothing brings out the most in an indian family than a wedding. Ancient traditions are revived, forgotten gods evoked, lost friends found, long lasting relationships formed and much which is taken for granted in the mad rush of modern day life is given its due place and reverence. This rare openness of spirit and bonhomie throws some priceless moments that one can never get in any other occasion.
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hii.. nice pix… g8 work..
which cam n lense u used ?
pls advice me.
thank you
Hi Josfjos,
Thanks for your comment. I will be writing a detailed post on cameras in a few days . Watch this space.
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This one is beautifull may God give u more success and happines and work tc
Thanks Azeem.
Very Very nice Pic
Thanks Rajesh.
Hi.. Nice post!! A wedding, in the Indian context is really a major affair, nothing is too much or too grand… and your pictures have exactly done an ample justice to that emotion.
Thanks for sharing!!
Hi Melisa,
Thanks a lot for comment. I am glad you liked my work.
great work, your work add more colours to wedding.
I have been seeing your documentary named Gay pared though I am not one. but after seeing your documentary I feel good for them earlier I was having second thought about them. well congrats to you for posting such a marvelous job. Your snaps do speak and touch heart. I would like take some tips from you for improve my photography…. You rocks!!!!! keep it up!!
Thanks Rinkal. Appreciate it.