vs. the point and shoots. Size does matter here. I have to say, I’m very happy with this shot on many levels:D
It seems like I’ve been seeing an a fair bit of simple weddings where the folks just want to enjoy the company of  close friends and relatives. And this is usually where the people really make the wedding. Great speeches and no rush to meet timings. I know these are the ones I’d love to attend as a guest and to have as the host.
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A simple and intimate affair.
I like hands and legs. Once in awhile, I like to see them off the ground.
The wedding favours. I got one too for my supper. Cupcakes are great for supper.
up/down: I didn’t know they link up so well until now. That’s Weixiang and his best man waiting for the bride.
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I like this on so many levels. Something  to start the Monday with.
We’ll take a break from northern lights and go back to weddings. A very simple and enjoyable wedding of Greg and Cheryl. A fuss free morning ceremony at the St Teresa’s church, followed by a cosy dinner reception at the Capella Hotel with lots of laughter sums up the day.
The Boutonnières are made by the Cheryl herself. Every groomsman got a different one.
The arrival.
Love those windows at St Teresa’s.
The super duper awesome flower girl getting a little help to be seen.
The kind of things I like to see after a kiss:)
An alternative view of the ceremony.
As he said, every wedding needs someone like this.
That guessing game. Never fail to get the crowd laughing.
If I recall correctly, she said something like “Is he thanking me?”
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Some pretty surreal colors of the northern lights. Looks like one trip is not enough.
There is the milky way and the stars.
The 4 days of northern lights chasing were great. With all great trips, it had to end somewhere. We will be heading back to Singapore in afew hour’s time. Here’s a photo taken outside our campsite where we spent the night in a modern lavvu in Senja, battling the intermittent waves of hail, rain and snow in sub zero temperatures.
