Check out this beautiful vibrant blur by One Love Photo . Indian wedding are always full of such awesome colours but I’ve never seen one photographed quite like this. Photographer Jon shot these with a homemade lens. I didn’t even know it was possible to make homemade lenses..erm wow!
Just lovely…
Thanks to Heather & Jon!
Credit: One Love Photo
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