Thread: Is it worthwhile, to re-work my Wedding photos (from 5.5 yrs ago!) into a album?
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Old 07-03-2009   #5 (permalink)
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Default Re: Is it worthwhile, to re-work my Wedding photos (from 5.5 yrs ago!) into a album?
IT would seem to me that most pro labs, considering that I have a studio of my own/order through them myself won't notice that I was in front of rather then behind the camera lol.

I don't have any contact info for that photographer anymore.. she made so little a impression that I don't even remember her name! But it seems like she'd have a awfully hard time complaining about my doing anything with them since she sold the negs and proofs to us for us to do as we please.
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