| Free cheat sheets on wedding photography from Digital Camera World: Great wedding photography; 9 classic pictures of the bride and groom |
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| Bro. Robert Questadio and Sis. Ellenor Flores wedding, July 29, 2006, Bethel Baptist Church, Quezon City |
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| Some jitters before the big moment |
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| Making sure the veil's right |
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| Robert with parents and parents-in-law waiting for the processional |
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| Pastor and Mrs. Gary Philipps |
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Bridesmaids galore |
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| A picture of serenity |
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| Sharing a secret at the altar |
accursed discuss | |
| Definition: | (adjective) Under a curse. |
| Synonyms: | maledict |
| Usage: | Depraved as a girl, adulterous as a wife, an unnatural sister, homicide, poisoner, execrated by all who knew her, by every nation that had been visited by her, she died accursed by Heaven and earth. |
  The Nazca LinesAerial exploration of the arid tableland surrounding Peru's Palpa valley has revealed a remarkable network of geometric and zoomorphic forms etched in the desert floor. Created by the Nazca, a pre-Incan civilization that flourished from about 200 BCE to about 600 CE, the Nazca Lines span about 200 sq mi (500 sq km). The glyphs are only recognizable as coherent figures from the air, but the Nazca never possessed the technology to view them from that vantage point. Why, then, did they create them? More... Discuss |
 Good Friday Earthquake near Anchorage, Alaska (1964)With a magnitude of 9.2, the earthquake that struck east of Anchorage at rush hour on Good Friday 1964 was one of the strongest ever recorded. About 130 people died, most in the subsequent tsunami, and much of downtown Anchorage was destroyed. The quake's effects were felt around the world—boats were sunk as far away as the Gulf of Mexico. Within a day, 11 aftershocks measuring 6.0 or higher were reported. In the months after, residents endured thousands of smaller ones. How long did they last? More... Discuss |
 Nathaniel Currier (1813)Before photojournalism rendered illustrations of the news obsolete, Currier printed more than 7,000 lithographs—prints made using a stone block etched with grease to reproduce drawings—that greatly increased the public demand for graphic images. With his partner James Ives, he established outlets across the country, selling high-quality prints of disasters, landscapes, satirical subjects, and domestic scenes. Ives was neither a lithographer nor an artist, so why did Currier make him his partner? More... Discuss |
 A woman's heart must be of such a size and no larger, else it must be pressed small, like Chinese feet; her happiness is to be made as cakes are, by a fixed recipe.George Eliot (1819-1880) Discuss |
