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Was the main photographer for this beautiful Norwegian wedding. It was something totally different to any other weddings i have been too or seen.

Some more sample pics can be found here: http://www.sidd-rishi.com/gallery/Anna%20+...tle/UrbanShoot/

I have not uploaded all the images from the urban shoot as i want to leave a bit of mystery for the couple when they receive their CD.

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Well hope you like it. ta,

oh and a sneak peak from the church ceremony: Still yet to be processed.

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PS. My monitor is calibrated so if colours look off it may be your monitor.

http://www.sidd-rishi.com/gallery/Anna%20+...tle/UrbanShoot/

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Thanks for the kind words guys :D

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Part 2: Church Ceremony

Instead of flooding the thread with pics, im going to post only 1.

The rest can be found here: http://www.sidd-rishi.com/gallery/Anna%20+%20Atle/Church/

Hope you do like it.

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Sneak peak to Part 3:

Butterfly release:

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