Hi All,
I haven’t been updating my page as regularly with my photos but here are some that I have edited recently from weddings from the summer. Enjoy!
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- Liza Mae
Category: Photography
anxious.
I scratch my head because thoughts flutter my mind like butterflies being born exponentially. I have dreams which seems to peak so high that it seems impossible to reach for the entirety of this society. I envision my future so vividly that it seems like I am living in it. Every day I come closer to this dream and start letting go of my tired yesterdays. I am ready. I have reached the point of exasperation, (deep breath). I have taken my last breath of this life and have gone in to the realm of freedom. I know nothing of my yesterdays, know only of my today and hope to attain my dreams of tomorrow.
Quest for Excellence
I don’t know what tomorrow will bring but all I know is that I am not mediocre. I do not strive to be mediocre, so why have I settled for so long?
I have finally moved my mouse and edited more photos of Antonette & Duwayne’s Wedding in Florida.
Bride’s Maids Jessica, Jamela, and Melissa share tears of joy.
What is the purpose of a wedding ring? Why do we wear it on the left hand on the 4th finger, also known as the ring finger?
“In some countries, the wedding ring is worn on the left hand. This choice of finger relates to traditions purportedly dating to classical times, from an early usage reportedly referring to the fourth finger of the left hand as containing the vena amoris or “vein of love”[5]. At least in part due to this tradition, it became the norm to wear the wedding ring on this finger. By wearing rings on the fourth finger of their left hands, a married couple symbolically declares their eternal love for each other. This has now become a matter of tradition and etiquette in these countries. However, the most widely accepted explanation is that because the majority of people are right-handed, wearing the ring on the left hand makes it less likely to be damaged or lost during everyday activities.” - Wikipedia
