With this ring... * by ctfchallenge


15-OCT-2004	Byron Stuckless

My wedding band. (7 years and going strong)

Canon EOS 300D Digital Rebel ,Kenko extension tubes
10s f/5.6 at 50.0mm iso100 full exif

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Rod		30-Oct-2004 05:43
I'm sure if you got rid of the white border the brass ring would really glow:-).......Only kidding Byron about the brass anyhow:-) Nice shot mate & hope you have many more happy years with your missus.

Canon DSLR Challenge		29-Oct-2004 12:49
Beautiful shot! (Nice commentary, too.) Shu

ctfchallenge		29-Oct-2004 05:09
Yes, actually... the third strand represents God's involvment in our marriage. The theme verse at our wedding was, "The chord of three strands cannot easily be broken" which is from the Bible. It simbolises how our lives are intertwined and interdependant. If we didn't include the third chord, our tendancy during hard times would be for each to go it's own way, but the third chord makes us strong when times are tough. It's worked so far. -Byron

ctfchallenge		28-Oct-2004 21:58
I'm not sure I'd want a braid on a wedding band. That would seem to imply a third person is involved. If this is the case, who's the third person, God? I suppose that would probably work. -- Victor

Guest		28-Oct-2004 20:52
It's a nice shot and it has a cozy feel to it. ~ Lonnit

ctfchallenge		28-Oct-2004 12:33
"ssssss my preciousssss"...i like the simplicity in the shot -Abstract

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