I had intended to do a "Part V" about the cabling. I will eventually,
perhaps in a week or so, but other events with work and home intervened
before I could finish it, and the wedding was two weekends ago. So, as
with anything else in real life, "Part V" has been overtaken by events,
making it very fitting that this story gets out of sequence.
As the Winder Turns
(or John Shoots His First Wedding)
---=== Epilogue ===---
(or: Ten Hours, Nine Rolls of Film, and 293 Photographs Later.)
[Chanting in Background: PIX, WE WANT PIX! PIX NOW!!!]
OK, OK, here are 60 of them that tell the basic story of their wedding.
The best epilogue to it all are some of the photographs:
http://johnlind.tripod.com/donnaruss/
Doing weddings is not for the faint of heart! I'm not certain I would ever
sign up to do it again. If I were putting together an album, about 130-150
of the ~300 would end up in the book. These 60 represent basic events,
important people, and the portraiture. I put together the site quickly so
their more distant relatives could see something while the proof book is
being snail-mailed and reprints are processed.
Overall the bracket and double flash heads worked out very well. Not a
single red-eye, even with the lights turned down for the dancing, and very
few with prominent shadows.
-- John
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