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Photographer LeAnne Eden  LeAnne Eden {Karma:1683}
Project #22 Friendship Camera Model Canon EOS-1N
Categories Landscape
Portrait
People
Film Format
Portfolio Lens Canon  70-200 mm f/2.8 L USM
Uploaded 10/23/2005 Film / Memory Type Ilford  Delta Pro
    ISO / Film Speed 400
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Location City -  Los Angeles
State -  CALI
Country - United States   United States
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Anindya Maity   {K:7880} 3/25/2008
Beautiful comp.The newlyweds seem to be lost in their love and contemplating about the life ahead.The swan adds a nice touch of innocence.The dark strip at the top is a little distracting ;so is the merging of the bride's white gown & veil with the bright patch of water.

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LeAnne Eden LeAnne Eden   {K:1683} 1/23/2006
thank you so much

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Christina Stalia Christina Stalia   {K:893} 1/23/2006
I agree with anthony m. : I like the duck, the way they are staring to their new life-future...
nice light, nice direct..I like bride's clothe..and the way this is placed in photo...
Congrs!!
Christina

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LeAnne Eden LeAnne Eden   {K:1683} 10/31/2005
Thank you, i wish the swan would have been out in the water more but it did not happen...

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S.D Holmes S.D Holmes   {K:7156} 10/31/2005
excellent wedding shot - very original composition and very effective in black and white!

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LeAnne Eden LeAnne Eden   {K:1683} 10/27/2005
Thank you so much for the nice words...

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Ferdinand    {K:3516} 10/26/2005
I love this photo - having come to your portfolio late... The contrasts in this photo are great. You have some wonderful photos overall, love your style.

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LeAnne Eden LeAnne Eden   {K:1683} 10/25/2005
thank you i try sometimes...

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Ahmed Ismail Ahmed Ismail   {K:19853} 10/25/2005
Yes, the duck at the side makes it even more beautiful! A different wedding shot! Very nice.

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LeAnne Eden LeAnne Eden   {K:1683} 10/24/2005
thank you for looking at my photo ant!

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a. M. a. M.   {K:9020} 10/24/2005
very beautiful shot leanne...i love the duck on the side and the fact they are looking out, as if they were looking towards their future. maybe in the future try getting behing them a bit more and lower as if on there level, and look out towards what they are looking at in the distance...will give it a more dramatic look. great shot though :)
Ant

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