I had the wonderful opportunity to shoot a Sikh Indian wedding a couple of weeks ago.  It was a six day event and there was approximately 36 hours of photography time.  As one might suspect, many pictures were taken with lots of post processing.  Fortunately, Aperture ran smoothly and I was able to upload over 3000 pictures for my client, all adjusted to make them the best possible image (as I talked about on my blog - 'Meaning of digital files'

It is difficult to select a couple of favorite pictures from such a set, because the story is so rich a single picture hardly does it justice.  In time, I will publish a more complete gallery, but for now, just this one.  For me, this is truely elegant picture with great colors, pleasing lighting and the richness of their culture manifest.

This photography effort was supported by a wonderful team effort of the following people/companies:

Mark Meravy Photography -- an excellent photographer, great collaborator and friend.  

Lauren Lukacek -- L2 Photography -- a photographer in her own right, an excellent assistant and has a growing business in photo booths

Nicole Kuhlman Photography -- another independent photographer and excellent assistant.  

Lastly, while not part of the photography team, there were the videographers from OrangeWeddingFilms,  ( JJ, Charlie, Jimmy and Mrs Orange).  JJ and his team were an unbelievable pleasure to work with.

Well almost lastly, I have to mention that bride and groom (Sonia and Rd) and their families and friends were fantastic to work with.