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Today in the daring adventures of Mr. Picker and his trusty sidekick Zack the Pack, the dynamic duo take on there arch nemesis Frageelay the glass breaker. Frageelay has constructed a powerful brainwashing machine that has brainwashed the entire city of Fort Lauderdale with pick and pack fulfillment. Now every living sole in Fort Lauderdale is ordering 500 boxes of individually wrapped wine glasses, and they all want them over night! What will the team do? Luckily Mr. Picker and Zack the Pack know a good pick and pack team (outside their selves of course) to complete the global deliveries of wine glasses. Zack the Pack quickly races through Super Fulfillment Headquarters (a warehouse) gathering every single wine glass in site.

I have worked on improving left hand technique for many years, but with little success. I make sure that my fingers are curved under as the hand rolls back and forth through each phrase. One of them is from Debussys 1st Arabesque: In the past, I was holding the bottom note and reaching with stiff, straight fingers, and was always struggling with this section. I have been looking through music to find left hand antique piano sections to use to practice. I am discovering many new sensations in the left hand, especially at the bridge, the base of the fingers. I want to make sure that I am always releasing are weight into the keys from the shoulder, and never reaching for the keys with the fingers. Sometimes I go over a short phrase many times with the left hand to get the right feeling.

I am a crafty person and I one of my favorite hobbies is crafting hand made cards for the people that I love. It takes some time to make them, but the final product is well worth the effort since it is beautiful and shows the person that I really care. I love getting new card making supplies. It is always exciting to pick out new papers, envelopes and accessories with a project in mind. Sometimes just browsing through the supplies will give me an idea for a new card design to work on. I have a great time looking at supplies and making cards.

Angela Cappetta, a documentary style new york wedding photo pro who lives and works in the city that she loves, brings almost fifteen years of niche training and experience to each wedding she documents. Although her NYC wedding photography is well known, she also photographs across the country and abroad. Recently, Angela has shot at resorts in Mexico and Aruba, and on tap for next season: Istanbul and Paris.

Angela has been called “Master of Ceremonies” by Photo District News, and “a mad genius with an amazing heart” by a recent client. Her unique and unusual use of film, vintage cameras and a fully digital workflow has set her quality standard to a new high, and she continues to thrill her wedding photography clients with her fascinated, empathetic eye.