Shriya :: Saurabh | 16th June | Nagpur

And when I was about to get a better shot, guess what happened?

You know what I was thinking, right?

But then, minutes later I saw the bride smile. Ah, control your anger and capture Supraket, capture! So I did. If the bride is happy, so should be the photographer!

She sat on the tiny leg rest for a while and then I thought to myself, that’s an interesting angle. Let’s capture from a different angle! And so came this.

Actually two. I can’t decide which looks better between the two, help me with your views? Use the comments section to do that! I honestly liked both, as each has it’s own respective story. What’s your take on these two images above?

I ‘kind’ of got what I wanted, so moved out of the room, and create some breather to the people inside the room. It was quite full, at that point of time. And for some unknown reasons, the air-conditioning wasn’t performing its job, properly.

Some double digit minutes later, the bride enters the hall. With a ‘phoolon ki chaadar’ hanging right above her, held by all the bhai’s of the bride, makes an entrance for everyone to look-out for. I really wasn’t one of the front-runner to capture every moment, scooted around to find a vantage point to click the moving bride. I found one. I got a picture too. It was too perfect picture at that moment, with her smile complimenting it. But alas, it ‘was’, and not ‘is’. Only to be disturbed the picture by one hand. Here it is for you to give your opinions on it.

Did get another picture, but not entirely happy with it. But then, if the above picture doesn’t work, something else has to, ain’t it? So got this one, as a replacement

And the grand entrance reached the stage and the couple were seated. Where’s the groom, you ask? He was there, he was there. Doing a Bollywood style entry in this photo-series where you first see glimpses before you see the real face. Spot one in the picture below. Tell me if you see him (or not, for that matter)!  Again, two pictures am torn-ed between, unable to opt one. So posting both.

Before progressing further, there’s a disclaimer. The mini photo collage series, along with the captions, are just for gags and not really meant to hurt anyone’s sentiments. All in some light humour, all in some light humour.

Yes, so the wedding progresses. It’s on. Guess should bring in one more disclaimer, for those who aren’t aware. This one’s Indian Buddhist Wedding. A wedding which happens in 15 minutes flat. So don’t come all over me asking how the wedding got over so soon, in the pictures! Moving on. Introducing the groom, Saurabh.

Do you see a story in this collage?
First image, Saurabh looks at me and wonders what am I really clicking near the chair.
Second image, “Guess I’ll ignore Supraket.”
Third image, “Oh, the monk just cracked a joke.”
Fourth image, “Dude, what are you really doing there?!?”

I stood up looking for more interesting angles. Clicked few too. But…

Anyway, so the following picture collage. Look at the eye-balls of the bride in all four, and then look at the grooms.

I shall refrain from having any caption for the above collage. Enjoy the visuals. But then, realizing what was happening, Shriya took control of the situation and gave me an opportunity to capture this.

Saurabh, please don’t kill me for this! It’s just for fun!! *puppy eyes*.

Next couple of pictures, I couldn’t really come up with a story, so sharing them as they are, without any captions. But friends, be my guest. You’re free to come up with a story of your own and hit me up on me@supraket.com and I’ll be happy to feature them here. With due credits, mind it! Or use the comments section below to do so!