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Zero dosage is a blend of wines that contains no sugar, thus creating the driest style sparkling wine. Invitation glossary overall information on what you need to know to order invitations Acronyms FH Future Husband (sometimes also FI for Fiancee) MOB Mother of the Bride FOB Fother of the Bride MOG Mother of the Groom FOG Father of the Groom MOH Maid/Matron of Honor - A maid of honor is unmarried, while a matron of honor is a married honor attendant BMs Bridesmaids BM Best Man GMs Groomsmen FMIL/MIL Future Mother--law FFIL/FIL Future Father--law FSIL/SIL Future Sister--law definition of party duties Listing of each person their traditional duties ANTEBELLUM WAIST: Dress has natural waistline that dips two inches to a point the center front. Dirty Covers any all foul, rank, off-putting smells that can occur a wine, including those caused by bad barrels or corks. Interchangeable Lens: A lens that can be removed from a camera replaced with a different lens.
Strobe: Loosely refers to an electronic flash, or any light source that emits light very short bursts. Also produces fine red wines California, Chile, Australia, Argentina many other regions. Sulfur Dioxide (SO2) Used to kill wild yeasts, sterilize equipment prevent oxidation. Results better, more compact lenses.
Typically used when a tripod is impractical. Bite A marked degree of acidity or tannin. EV: Exposure Value. CMYK commonly refers to a type of the ink colors used color offset printing.
Trunk Show Usually held at a local shop, a trunk show allows a designer to "show off" her/his latest designs to the shop's customers. New barrels give more flavors to the wine, how long a barrel is toasted for, where the oak comes from who coopers (makes) it, all affect the final product. Reflex Camera: A camera with a built- mirror that reflects the scene being focused by the lens onto a ground-glass viewing screen. Burn: To darken a specific image area during printing by giving it additional exposure.
Monopod: A single leg (as a tripod leg) with a mounting bracket used to steady cameras. Iris indicates that "I have a message for you". Polarizing Filter: A filter that affects light 4 ways: darkens the sky at 90 degrees from the sun; eliminates reflections; saturates color; reduces haze. Most wine makers prefer to use their own yeast strains.
Commonly expressed as full-bodied, medium-bodied or medium-weight, or light-bodied. The traditional use has all of the single ladies at the reception line up, the bride turns around, throws the bouquet. BRUSH TRAIN: Very short train that just sweeps floor during walk. Aperitif Any wine served before a meal.
Ground Glass: A flat piece of glass that is roughened on one side so that an image focused on it can be seen. Lens: A piece (or multiple pieces) of optical glass that is shaped to focus an image. Trousseau French, from Old French, diminutive of trousse bundle. Granularity: An objective measure of the size differences of grains; granularity effects visible graininess.
Also a reference to texture, as "a rich, buttery Chardonnay. Gray Scale: A scale of tonal values reproducible black white printing. SABRINA NECKLINE: Begins two inches inside shoulder; straight across front. BRUSH TRAIN: Very short train that just sweeps floor during walk.
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