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+Afghanistan, Angola, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Liberia, Rwanda, Sierra Leone and Sudan. Arms expert and longtime Bout critic Kathi Lynn Austin said "the verdict in the Viktor Bout trial closes the book on one of the most prolific enablers of war, mass atrocities and terrorism in the post Cold War era."
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+Sultry wedding photos in vogue Naples Daily News<br><br>It's wedding season, and around the country couples are posing for photographs that will be gathered into albums and handed down through the generations. There's the groom,nike tn uk, beaming in his tuxedo. The father, flush with pride.<br><br>And the bride, wearing little more than boy shorts and a bustier.<br><br>The multibillion dollar wedding industry is offering a revealing new twist on the old bridal portrait. Catering to older and more independent brides   and reflecting popular culture's turn toward the risque and voyeuristic   more photographers are setting up in dressing rooms to immortalize unguarded, preceremony moments. Wedding albums and public photographer Web sites alike are filling up with a different view of the bride   daddy's little girl cavorting in lingerie, adjusting a bra or hiking her gown for a bathroom break.<br><br>Established wedding photographers say they're taking racy photos at events of all price levels. At a $250,000 affair at the Chicago Four Seasons, photographer Steven Gross   he charges $10,000 and up a day   took nearly 8,tn pas cher,000 shots, but one that made it into the bride's wedding album was a close up of her waist and prominent cleavage.<br><br>Southern California photographer Brian Kramer's portfolio includes black and white photos of darling children, classic portraits   plus an underwear clad bride chatting on her cellphone in a suite at the Beverly Hills Hotel.<br><br>Chris and Mary Jo Prinos of Lancaster, Mass., whose packages start at $3,000, recently captured a bride discussing last minute details with her officiant while wearing a camisole, sheer boy shorts and a garter belt. (It's not just women: Grooms, too,sac vanessa bruno soldes, are caught brushing their teeth or having their necks shaved.)<br><br>Brides are revealing themselves at a time when popular culture has pushed the limits of privacy with boundary blurring reality TV shows and dating sites that let users swap revealing photos. Some of the relaxed vibe had already seeped into wedding culture,chaussure tn pas cher, of course, as brides started hitting Vegas on raucous bachelorette parties and, more recently, began choosing minimal coverage gowns from designers like Vera Wang and Monique Lhuillier.<br><br>Now, taking cues from the blitz of paparazzi style coverage of celebrity weddings, many couples are also seeking out so called wedding photojournalists. Practitioners of the style, which emerged in the 1990s, are known for candid snaps of crying bridesmaids, yawning ringbearers and groomsmen dancing badly   and, increasingly, preceremony skin.<br><br>In the four years since it was founded, one organization for these professionals, the Wedding Photojournalists Association,air max pas cher, has grown to 1,100 members.<br><br>Joelle Nieto, a 28 year old from Miami, was looking for an "informal" photographer to document her Sunday morning wedding last May. Stephan Maloman's site caught her eye, and she liked how the photographer had documented previous proceedings from beginning to end.<br><br>Early on the day of her ceremony, Nieto was showing her mother a pair of underwear a friend had given her. Maloman seized the moment. The result: A photo of Nieto's unzipped trousers, belly button ring and a pair of panties with the word "bride" written in sequins on the front.<br><br>"I guess we're just more relaxed about certain things," says Nieto. "My husband loves that shot."<br><br>Brides and photographers point out that the pictures almost never depict full nudity, and say they're rarely any more salacious than those in a Victoria's Secret catalog. Still, they may be the wedding day equivalent of a tattoo   something that seemed like a good idea at the time but has the potential to haunt later.<br><br>And in some families, the images can create awkward moments between generations.<br><br>Hours before her son's wedding in New York City two years ago,nike air max 87, Lisa Brettschneider was a little taken aback by the scene in the suite of her daughter in law to be at the Mandarin Oriental hotel. A 20 something male photographer was snapping photos of the bride, Alison, and her 12 bridesmaids in their underwear.<br><br>At one point, the bride to be posed on the bed in a silky robe.<br><br>When the family got the proofs, Brettschneider deemed a few images inappropriate for public consumption, including one of Alison's favorite shots, which showed her G string and back tattoo.<br><br>"My in laws weren't too happy about that," says the bride, now 29,athe vanessa bruno, who owns a women's clothing showroom in Manhattan. "But it was such a cool shot."<br><br>Adds her mother in law: "I kept saying, 'You're going to have to show them to your kids one day.' She didn't put any of those pictures in my album."<br><br>Other photos end up in broader circulation. Many photographers retain the rights to their negatives and can use the images as they wish. Shots can end up displayed on photographers' sites, accessible by friends and relatives, or in a public section where they're fair game for anyone with a keyboard and mouse.<br><br>Visitors to the home page of Los Angeles's Yitzhak Dalal   he shot the nuptials of singer Toni Braxton and TV "Bachelorette" Trista Rehn   can scroll to see pictures of a bride in lingerie,tn soldes.<br><br>The Web site of Portland, Ore., photographer Teness Herman, whose wedding services start at $4,000, includes an "anticipation" section with pictures including one woman,air max, viewed from the back, who stands in panties and thigh high hose while someone cuts a piece of string from her bustier.<br><br>Caileen Uznis, the bride whose thread cutting moment appeared on Herman's site, made her photo available for newspaper publication. Still, the 29 year old says she'd be bashful about certain people seeing it   and says the photo probably won't make it into the album she's preparing.<br><br>"Those aren't the type of pictures that I would put on my coffee table," says Uznis, who works in interior design in Los Angeles.<br><br>The bride's father says he has also done some culling: "The book I sent to my mother didn't include those," says Richard McIlvery,air max 1 sale, the chairman of a university music department in Los Angeles.<br><br>The wedding industry has become a juggernaut in the past half decade by pushing "destination" ceremonies,sac vanessa bruno cabas, bigger parties and expensive details like in room beauty preparations for the bride,christian louboutin pas cher, bridesmaids and, sometimes, the groom.<br><br>But at the same time, many independent minded brides are poking fun at so many white bouquets and demure poses.<br><br>"Being like a virgin is very different than being a virgin," says Julie Albright, a marriage therapist and sociology professor at the University of Southern California. For the many brides who have been living with their fiances for years before taking the leap, mugging for risque shots can be a way of playing up the irony of donning a traditional dress.相关的主题文章：
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 Afghanistan, Angola, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Liberia, Rwanda, Sierra Leone and Sudan. Arms expert and longtime Bout critic Kathi Lynn Austin said "the verdict in the Viktor Bout trial closes the book on one of the most prolific enablers of war, mass atrocities and terrorism in the post Cold War era."