When it comes to environmental wedding portraits with simple lines, you can’t go very wrong with a lone tree. But there are times when I look at the tree and wonder… what it must have felt. Ok, I’m sure it’s happy.
To start of my return to blogging (heh heh heh)… here’s a wedding from not too long ago. Lovely couple. I like them not only because they bought me beer Read More
I can’t remember the exact words, but I think it’s probably something like that. That’s how the script reads when you are both the MC and the wedding couple.
There are days where you just have to make that call.
Rules are for people who want to obey them.
They can be like everyone else or do what musicians do. The groom used to play for a band as a bassist and decided an open mic concept. His friends did not need further invitation to get on stage. I haven’t heard Smells like Teen Spirit live for ages and this was superbly delivered.
Yes main events are important, but to me, what’s more interesting are these little moments. If you remember Every Little Thing (ELT), you are probably as old as me:D
I believe the more you tilt your head back, the happier you are. That’s what I feel when I have a beer bottle in hand. Maximum happiness is achieved when cup/bottle is perpendicular to the ground.
Yup, tears and all. We have seen them from all ages and genders. Mostly emotion related. A few were triggered by cutting onions during games. I like how the tears were trapped on the veil itself in this image.
To be honest, I didn’t think through it when I took this. I just thought it was funny and anything with symmetry usually works well with me. It just occurred to me that hey… that’s a pretty good one:D
April was a month that I was looking forward to. A short break to climb a mountain and more importantly, to see the results of our weeks of training for the climb. Here’s a picture of the crater lake of Mount Rinjani taken right after last light.
2 in front of the camera and a few more behind it, including me. Going to a shoot later than 730 is almost non negotiable for me. My plan is simple, go out early, get some nice soft light, watch the sunrise, enjoy the cool weather and get back before 930am for a nice toast and 2 half boiled eggs. Work done before most even started. Why not right?:)
Like many photographers, I’m a geek. Technical down to the details. But when it comes to natural light, it’s mostly luck. Read More
The kind of look (just like still water) whenever clients ask me the timing we meet for Pre Wedding shoot, until they realize they have to wake up way earlier for make up (and the expressions turned into geysers). I’m not exactly an early riser, but if I know waking up early will likely result in better images and experience, I will definitely do it.
For lack of a better title. 10 panadols and plenty of sleep later, I’m feeling much better. Now, the cough has to go. Overall, happy with the progress of work despite taking longer rests than usual. Let’s see how long I can last with this blogging habit. Going to post about the Rinjani trip once I catch up with the backlogs.
Drink more water. At least that’s for me. Down with some kind of viral flu. Let’s hope water will do something good.
Those little moments that happen during the preparation phase of the wedding. If you look hard enough, there will be someone looking at you.
Nothing says I love R-you like nailart:)
It’s all in the hands.
Probably some of the most iconic buildings in Singapore. Any visitor heading to the airport from town will not miss this. These are one of the many condos that stands across the Singapore river from the Central Business District.
Sometimes, we feel for them, but laugh behind the camera… It’s true (insert Trump’s voice).
It’s been 2 new years since I last posted. Wedding season, traveling, Mika, friends, new toys and amazing weather (storms, amazing light, cool weather). These things keep me busy and I’m not complaining. Read More
In the midst of the wedding season, we do not neglect the little furry ones. Here’s one from 2 weeks ago at West Coast dog run. Yoshi, Bae Bae and of course Mika.
Been really busy over the past few weeks and even more so in the weeks to come. Almost every thing demands attention and it’s really putting my prioritization algorithm to the test. That said, we always find time. Now, back to blogging.
I have been putting this off a bit, wondering if I should start posting non wedding related stuff on this blog. I used to do it so often with my older blog and had mixed feedback. Some love it while some find it hard to navigate when they come here specifically to look for wedding related posts. Read More
The kind of image for rainy evening. Hopefully the weather will play nice tomorrow.
Definitely not cartoon network. Probably inspired the kids to do their korean drama during dinner (a few posts back).
*in gardening mode* I’m just thinking… how nice if a staghorn fern is in place of the bird’s nest fern at the back. Read More
Browsing through some of the images I did a couple of weeks back puts a smile on my face.
What do we do on Sundays if we are not shooting? Hunting unicorns… or something similar:D
I am a chinese and my family are typical chinese. We know too well how to hide our emotions in front of others. The art of masking emotions is like spraying air freshener. Read More
No tears, no hugs, but one can still tell. Because typical chinese parents.
When left alone, kids and their drama.
Monday is the most awesome day of the week when you have deadlines to meet. That’s why I’m happiest on Mondays.
After a long shoot on Saturday, I rewarded myself with a nice drive up to Tangkak, Malaysia for some nice durians (although we were told the season there has just ended). Read More
The difference between a bride getting ready compared to the groom.
Have a great weekend people!
A light moment between the bride and her father before walking down the aisle.
Found a spot of reflection and I can’t help but frame them up.
I love to see old people smile (no, not the ones in the picture:D). During a wedding, the grandmother of the bride came up to me and asked me why I kept trying to make smile when I’m taking a picture of her. I explained to her that there is no reason for her not to smile. Read More
Grandfather of the bride bidding her farewell as the door of the lift closes.
And I’m halfway through the set. It’s been a really enjoyable week thus far. Wish I had more time, but I won’t complain. Here’s one for midweek:)
Photographing an assignment is a little like running a marathon. Not that I know how it feels, so maybe a 2.4km run. The last shot before the light fades away is like the last 100m dash. Read More