The weather has been crappy, another typhoon is rolling in today, the third in the last month, and my light stand is broken and I can't find the ten dollar part anywhere in Korea.  So, I'm a bit down on the photography thing at the moment.  Last night though I decided to power through and start a home project.  I built a lightbox a couple of weeks ago and finally got around to full on using it, with both my strobe lights and both of my flashes.  I cut a bunch of new gels from some cellophane paper I found at an art store and I went to town recreating our wedding using our Dunny Cake toppers.  As always, here's 10 pictures and some foolish comments.
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The Setup
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| Here's how I set it up.  You can tell that professional quality is my main concern.  The lightbox is fifty percent paper towels. | 
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Cookies!!!
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| Nothing better than peanut butter cookies when the rain won't let up. | 
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Mario and Toad
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| Mario, meet Toad. | 
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Dunny Love
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| On the left is a blue gelled SB-800, at I want to say 1/4 power, and on the right is a red gelled strobe light.    I like that on the right it's red, on the left it's blue and in the middle it's purple. | 
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Celebrity Guest
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| We had some special guests at the wedding. | 
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The Ceremony
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| The Dunny's replaced my Grandpa as officiant with a grumpy-chain smoking-snowman. | 
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You May Kiss the Bride
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| Awww, what a cute couple. | 
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Presenting Mr. and Mrs. Dunny
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| "Who are all these people?" | 
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That Light...
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| "Hey, what's tha--OH GOD!!!" | 
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End
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| Yeah, not a happy ending for this crew.  I need to get outside. | 
 
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