Only a short while ago, this scene wouldn't have been possible.
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4 comments:
At my parent's wedding in 1952 there was only one person with a camera!
I don't think I have photos of my parents wedding. I have an album of ours, all by the professional photographer. At my son's wedding a week ago, there were hundreds of photos being taken by about half of the attendees. Julie had a slide show of photos that was displayed on the video screens of the cruise ship night club as people danced at the reception 2 days after the wedding on the beach. And I have seen the photos taken by several of the attendees posted to their Facebook pages, including those who live in Argentina.
Yes, it is a changed world of mass photography. It is wonderful.
The children are dressed so beautifully and the small photo of the girls is terrific. Yes, Steve Jobs et al certainly have changed parts of our lives. Where next, I wonder?!
It's amazing, isn't it?
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