Thanks. The house is an old farm house not too far from Lake George
(where the reception was held). The house is quite large and very
quaint and shows the effects of multiple additions added over the many
years to hold larger and larger families. This family had six children
but now that they're grown and raising their own families the house is
often filled with many more grandchildren. The bride whose veil was
pictured just announced a couple of days ago that #15 is on the way.
Chuck Norcutt
On 10/7/2010 9:56 AM, Ken Norton wrote:
> Chuck's "gallows" shot is quite nice. That room was decorated with some
> pretty fine furnishings which put the dress and veil into the right
> perspective.
>
> Somehow I manage to skip the "carriage trade" weddings. Most of the ones
> I've shot have been pretty "efficient". However, there tends to be one thing
> or item in each wedding which is rather pricy and the goal as the
> photographer is to make sure you identify what that is and make sure it has
> been adequately photographed.
>
> My own wedding was beyond efficient. The grand total for us was somewhere
> around $1600 and that included the rings and dress and meal... I did buy a
> new tie, though. It helps the budget greatly when you don't tell any family
> members that you're getting married.
> :)
>
> There have been several weddings I've photographed where the money spent on
> me exceeded the rest of the wedding combined. And, sadly, that wasn't much.
>
> AG
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