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took the gopro to the beach today. was soo good being able to use a camera without stressing about dropping it in the water. the underwater shots were not all that clear (there is a mod to fix this tho) but yeah took a few shots to see how they would look. wish we were there at high tide so i could get some shots inside some barrels, but ah well, lol. keep in mind these cameras dont have a viewfinder of any sort so framing is done purely by gut feeling, lol.

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oh and Sidd, your work never ceases to amaze me dude! Love it man.

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Photographed a tamil wedding last night. The ceremony was totally different and I have never witnessed such traditions. This is why I love these types of weddings. Nothing is ever the same and there is seriously so much happening that if you just relax for a slight second you will miss a key shot. I was only the 2nd shooter for Jay (photos by jay).

Also the bride arrived on a palkhi which I have never seen before. I always see the groom arrive on a horse, but this was totally different. Just imagine all those years ago when we still had kings and queens...I remember visiting a fortress years ago in rajasthan and they had a few gold palkhis!!! As in pure gold!! They even had silver ones in there. The one below is probably just wood.

errr. I was at Hari's wedding :D

^ really like the processing gone behind it. Nice work dude :D Curious to see how the pics of my car turned out.

Finally saw one in real life!! ITS HUGE!! and this was only the smaller version. Wish i could afford one lol.

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