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Thank you @coloneljethro. I'm glad you like it

Thank you so much

Amazing wedding photos. As a wedding photographer myself, I wanted to know about your experiences photographing weddings in your country. Do you ever have to deal with the rush for time? In the photos,

This is so beautiful. I wish I had the brain to create stuff like this.

Sights like these are exactly one of the reasons I want to live my country. I can only the kind of photos I would create in a field like this. Really amazing Sunflowers. We only have the tiny ones in Nigeria

Exactly! The result always justifies the delay. The delay is always worth it.

Debbie is such a beautiful model, and as such beautiful portraits are expected. Thanks for the kind comment

Thanks for the kind comment. I'm glad you loved the photos

Thank you very much

You melt my heart with your kind words. I'm super grateful for your compliments. Thank you very much.

Thank you for your compliment as always @castleberry.

Every entry is amazing as usual. The second place one picks my eye though. I love the retro fashion and vibe. I guess it's time to make a return to the monomad challenge. Congratulations to all the winners

I'd really love to travel out to taste and experience what other countries call soup. When I first read soup in the title, my mind took my to my favorite Nigerian soup; Egusi soup. This looks great Fox!

You really get the idea I was tying to pass through the photos. Thanks for your kind comment

Nice favorite pick. I'm glad you liked the tones. Thank you so much

Thank you so much for your kind comment. Plus I'm glad you observed the details

Thanks for the feature

Ah! Nice pun. Thanks so much chief. It's glad to see you still holding the fort in moderation. Like I always tell you, I don't envy your job 😁. It's great to be back sorry blacc in action 😁

Nice shots! I have shot exactly one wedding (in the USA) and hope never to do that again. Wedding photography is stressful. I totally understand why you would not wish to do another one. That was my case