The Clicks Of My Shutter: My Wedding Dress and the Royal Wedding Dress

Friday, April 29, 2011

My Wedding Dress and the Royal Wedding Dress

What is old is new again! 34 years ago when I was 19, I designed and made my wedding dress. Today when I saw Kates dress I immediately thought of my dress, the tight lace sleeves and the upper lace bodice. My dress $50.00 - Kates dress $50,000.00

Of course these are not my clicks of my shutter, just wanted to have some Royal fun!!!!!
Scanned a wedding photo and made it black and white, found Royal dress on the internet and mirrored it so we are facing the same way and turned it to black and white then made a diptych.

1 comment:

Barbie said...: You look lovely in your home made Wedding Gown you were a beautiful Bride - and think, you saved $49,950; February 29, 2012 at 6:04 AM

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