Scott Murray
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Re: nidding's first year of shooting
Congratulations on the wedding mate.
Congratulations on the wedding mate.
nidding's first year of shooting - 365 2014
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Re: nidding's first year of shooting
Firstly congrats on the wedding - clearly I missed the party! Sorry about that.
These look like the right hands - is that right (pun unintended and not even funny. Actually now it is
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Just interested.
Day 23
More might be coming
Firstly congrats on the wedding - clearly I missed the party! Sorry about that.
These look like the right hands - is that right (pun unintended and not even funny. Actually now it is
)Just interested.
Re: nidding's first year of shooting
Thank you as well
Yes, we wear them on our right hands. I don't know if it's the right way... It's right for us though
Generally we haven't followed too many traditions of what is right or wrong for this ceremony. I think from our perspective, if it feels good for us, then it will make for a happy marriage
I''m interested in hearing you view on the left/right hand issue Too be honest I have heard arguments for both hands, but don't really know what's THE right way
Thank you
Firstly congrats on the wedding - clearly I missed the party! Sorry about that.
These look like the right hands - is that right (pun unintended and not even funny. Actually now it is
Just interested.
Thank you as well
Yes, we wear them on our right hands. I don't know if it's the right way... It's right for us though
Generally we haven't followed too many traditions of what is right or wrong for this ceremony. I think from our perspective, if it feels good for us, then it will make for a happy marriage
I''m interested in hearing you view on the left/right hand issue
Too be honest I have heard arguments for both hands, but don't really know what's THE right way
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Re: nidding's first year of shooting
And why not? Go ahead and wear one on each hand.
Good I like non traditional …..Thank you
Thank you as well
Yes, we wear them on our right hands. I don't know if it's the right way... It's right for us though
Generally we haven't followed too many traditions of what is right or wrong for this ceremony. I think from our perspective, if it feels good for us, then it will make for a happy marriage
I''m interested in hearing you view on the left/right hand issue
And why not? Go ahead and wear one on each hand.
Re: nidding's first year of shooting
I'm pretty sure that that is the idea that is the base of the reason to wear the band on the left hand. However the notion of the wedding as a romantic institution is a rather new idea. Before love entered the stage in this question, marriage was more of a social (and religious) contract uniting families by vows of commitment. This is more or less what today could be described as "arranged marriage". Although we don't, for most parts, see this as a positive thing in the west, this has been the prevailing factor throughout the history of humankind. The reason for wearing the band on the right hand, for us, is that you make deals and commitments with the handshake of your right hand, so the ring becomes a symbol of the commitments we have made to each other to love and care for eachother for the rest of our lives.
Now, although love is the one and only reason for my wife and I to be together, and we indeed love each other very deeply, the marriage in itself is not, for us, a deciding factor for our love. Love would, so to speak, be there whether we were married or not.
Please do not get me wrong. I find both ways of wearing the ring as being equally right. It's just that for me and my wife, we find the one way to suit our point of view better.
Think the original theory was the left hand and a finger that had a direct connection to the heart
I'm pretty sure that that is the idea that is the base of the reason to wear the band on the left hand. However the notion of the wedding as a romantic institution is a rather new idea. Before love entered the stage in this question, marriage was more of a social (and religious) contract uniting families by vows of commitment. This is more or less what today could be described as "arranged marriage". Although we don't, for most parts, see this as a positive thing in the west, this has been the prevailing factor throughout the history of humankind. The reason for wearing the band on the right hand, for us, is that you make deals and commitments with the handshake of your right hand, so the ring becomes a symbol of the commitments we have made to each other to love and care for eachother for the rest of our lives.
Now, although love is the one and only reason for my wife and I to be together, and we indeed love each other very deeply, the marriage in itself is not, for us, a deciding factor for our love. Love would, so to speak, be there whether we were married or not.
Please do not get me wrong. I find both ways of wearing the ring as being equally right. It's just that for me and my wife, we find the one way to suit our point of view better.
Re: nidding's first year of shooting
I scared the living daylights out of my wife,she had been divorced for 15 years when we started seeing each other my first wife and i never got married and had 30 great years together,this made nancy think i was a safe bet to not want to marry,she had quiet a bad time with her first husband and had been left with four children and no support from him,she was horrified when i said i wanted to get married.
I do agree though its nothing to do with the ceremony its the commitment of two people to each other that makes a marriage.
I scared the living daylights out of my wife,she had been divorced for 15 years when we started seeing each other my first wife and i never got married and had 30 great years together,this made nancy think i was a safe bet to not want to marry,she had quiet a bad time with her first husband and had been left with four children and no support from him,she was horrified when i said i wanted to get married.
I do agree though its nothing to do with the ceremony its the commitment of two people to each other that makes a marriage.
Re: nidding's first year of shooting
Day 25
Today I have taken it upon me to dedicate the next month for my brand new 35
So NO changing lenses!
I'm looking forward to get to know this lens
For now it seems like an awesome lens. Especially taking the price into account.
I don't know why, but these leaves actually had that purple colour.
This is a local kindergarden
And this is what I found when I went to the park to photograph the pond. Seems like it had been emptied of water and bicycled
Day 25
Today I have taken it upon me to dedicate the next month for my brand new 35
So NO changing lenses!
I'm looking forward to get to know this lens
For now it seems like an awesome lens. Especially taking the price into account.
I don't know why, but these leaves actually had that purple colour.
This is a local kindergarden
And this is what I found when I went to the park to photograph the pond. Seems like it had been emptied of water and bicycled
RockyNH_RIP
Senior Member
Re: nidding's first year of shooting
Jonas, nice lens, wish you the best! Nice selection of images to start and you did a nice job!
Pat in NH
Day 25
Today I have taken it upon me to dedicate the next month for my brand new 35
So NO changing lenses!
I'm looking forward to get to know this lens
For now it seems like an awesome lens. Especially taking the price into account.
I don't know why, but these leaves actually had that purple colour.
This is a local kindergarden
And this is what I found when I went to the park to photograph the pond. Seems like it had been emptied of water and bicycled
Jonas, nice lens, wish you the best! Nice selection of images to start and you did a nice job!
Pat in NH
