It seems to be the season for weddings. A few weeks ago we hosted a wedding at our place - mainly in our lounge-dining room and on our back deck. This week we are to attend Fiona's brother's wedding up here on the range.
Of course these events provide opportunity for people photos; but with the trusty iPhone one can capture a few other images.
We spent most of our day today travelling to and from Brisbane; and participating in a pre-wedding Tea Ceremony and lunch. Given the wedding season I thought I might share a few photos relating to the wedding on our deck.
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| ©2012 Barry Smith - Wedding bunting at sunset |
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| ©2012 Barry Smith - Blue reflections on champagne glases |
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| ©2012 Barry Smith - Refracted light on the stone bench |
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| ©2012 Barry Smith - Reflection through glass on stainless steel |
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| ©2012 Barry Smith - A scatter of 'pearls and stars' |
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| ©2012 Barry Smith - Stars and a faint rainbow |
As you can see not a person to be seen - but a few fragments that caught my eye. And not an image altered!!!!
With these images my imagination does the rest. I can picture happy people chatting animatedly and sipping champagne while gazing over your beautiful view at dusk.
ReplyDeleteA unique wedding album! Wouldn't it be lovely if couples added photos like these to the usual people shots? I wonder if a handmade album could be made based on this idea...
ReplyDeletehehehe!! amazing party B!! ;)
ReplyDeleteTea ceremony? i thought only us Chinese have that!! (O_O)
I LOVE these "moments" of light!
ReplyDeleteThey are so perfectly captured and so pure in their (not further altered) state.
R, E, L & AM - thanks for your comments on the wedding fragments. R - I totally agree - often it only takes the smallest fragment to conjure up a whole story. E - again I agree - so many albums could be enhance by a few non-people shots. L - I guess you have picked up from F's posts that Al's partner is Hong Kong Chinese - hence the Tea and other ceremonies. AM - I'm attracted to light fragments - they make me wonder where the light is coming from to create the scattered reflections. All - Go well. B
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