I am typing this on my brother's laptop from a Day's Inn motel off of Route 1 in New Jersey. We have been here for the last three days documenting Shruti and Ankur's wedding in East Brunswick. I'll post some images by Tuesday evening and my brother, Ananth, who has been experimenting with QTVR will help me post a couple of sweet panoramic images from the many events we attended here. More about the wedding in my next post. Come and visit again!
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About Seshu
Seshu is a passionate wedding & event photographer. He graduated from Indiana University's School of Journalism and studied documentary photography at The Salt Center. He was also trained at The Maine Workshops and The Santa Fe Workshops.
After living in India and Japan, he now calls the picturesque New England his home. He is happily married to Sangeetha and they have an adorable son named Rohan.
Seshu's favorite colors are white, blue, black, orange, yellow, and of course 18% gray. He spends his free time listening to the news on National Public Radio and has dreams of starting a podcast. Stay tuned.
View more of Seshu's wedding & event photography online at Pipal Productions
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