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Parents of Ruth and Scott
I really like the nature scene depicted on the stone
Photographed at Trempealeau Cemetery
Trempealeau Wisconsin
Friday March 14th, 2025
Indian bride and groom ceremony with gold ring on finger
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1st of February=50 years!
~ "MACROMONDAYS" ~ "RING" ~ "3"X 2 1/2" ~ "GOLD" ~ "SILVER" ~ "MY GRANDMOTHERS WEDDING RINGS, MY WEDDING RINGS & MY MOM'S WEDDING RINGS", "MY GRANDPARENTS WERE MARRIED 62 YEARS, I HAVE BEEN MARRIED 55 ALMOST 56 YEARS, MY MOTHER AND FATHER WERE ONLY MARRIED 10 YEARS"
Focus stack, (5 images)Shot with single off-camera strobe (Godox AD200Pro/XPro II L trigger), bare bulb, bounced off 32 inch white umbrella)
Shot for Flikcr Friday - priceless
In this shot, I wanted to capture the intricate beauty and symbolism of these wedding rings. The delicate engravings, the subtle glimmer of the metals, and the way they catch the light—all represent the union of two souls. I focused on the small details that often go unnoticed, yet hold such profound meaning. Each curve, scratch, and reflection tells a story of love, commitment, and eternity. Taken at a wedding, this image is a reminder that sometimes the most meaningful moments are found in the smallest details.
Develop a Dream Photography
