A900 Wedding Coverage

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A900 Wedding Coverage

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http://pohranicnik.bloguje.cz/743481-na ... svatbe.php" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Can't read the language, but A900 was used. A900 really shines in its ability to capture the spirit, the feelings, the bright future of the lucky soldier and his sweet lovely bride.
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Re: A900 Wedding Coverage

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Would you mind telling us where do you see that those pictures are taken with A900, and those shots give no credit to A900 anyway.
Is this some kind of a joke?
By the way, that site is Czechia's frontier keeping personnel, if you are interested.
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I always admire a Brave Soldier! thanks for the link <|;o)
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No pp??

I would love to know how he got the b&w back to back one to look like that out of camera ;-)

Hey maybe I am wrong, if he pumped up the contrast in cam..
Nice shots though.
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But look at the omnipresent aura of happy broom-totally-in-love feeling that nothing but A900 could capture. Lucky guy and a lucky photographer to be able capture a couple so much in love.
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