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At the encouragement of a coworker, I engaged in lunchtime tourism in downtown Cleveland again. This time, my victim subject is the kinetic sculpture, Triple L Excentric Gyratory III, by George Rickey outside of PNC Center. Sometimes, it looks like an enormous steel reindeer. Other times, it simply reminds me of giant Ls.
Working in downtown Cleveland is an adventure. I’ll turn a corner and see something amazing that begs for a photograph. On beautiful days like today, I want to haul out my camera during lunch and wander around like a tourist. As we walked by the Federal Reserve, I compromised and snapped a picture with my phone.
Our wedding went by in a flash. I remember talking to my brother and sister-in-law before hand and they kept telling us that we wouldn’t remember most of the
little things that were worrying me. I felt confident that if I had everything covered and in the hands of our wedding coordinator, we’d be able to happily enjoy the day.
We did enjoy the wedding, very much, but they were right, the whole thing was a blur. When Ashley, our photographer, sent me the link to our slide show and pictures online, it felt like I was really getting to see the day – all the little things and people that I’d missed. So much happens, 
it’s just not possible to take it all in regardless of how much planning and delegation you do. I didn’t see his face as I was walking down the aisle (because I was trying not to be eaten by the lawn). I didn’t see the guys getting ready or the guests arriving, but the camera (and Ashley) did. She did an amazing job capturing beautiful images that convey the feel of the day itself and the people with whom we shared it. It’s exactly what we wanted.
