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feldberyl images on Tatler Weddings Singapore

Last week, KC told me I had two weddings featured on Tatler Weddings Singapore. Then I remembered, yeah, I was told that they will be featured some weeks back. So I made a slight detour before heading home to get myself a copy. Love it. And then I realized I had 2.5 featured. One of the weddings was covered by me, but wasn’t credited:s Oh well… sometimes it happens. It’s ok, here are the pictures! It’s been a wonderful week for us at feldberyl images😀 Thank you Tatler! And as with all thank you speeches… I’ll end off with “get your copy now!!”:D

The Wedding of Joe and Aili.

The Wedding of Steven and Clara.

The Wedding of Markham and Tiara. They had a total of 3 wedding celebrations. I covered the holy matrimony (only right page).

A picture from Steven and Clara’s wedding. Love the toes:)

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posted by wansheng on June 21st 2011 in @news, images, voices, weddings

Symms nice II

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posted by wansheng on June 11th 2011 in images, portraits, voices, weddings

Lines, curves and people

Simplicity.

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posted by wansheng on June 9th 2011 in images, portraits, voices, weddings

Look what we found

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posted by wansheng on June 8th 2011 in images, portraits, weddings

Just another post

Quite excited about this evening’s shoot. Hope it’ll be smoooooooooooth.

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posted by wansheng on June 8th 2011 in images, portraits, voices, weddings

The gown must be heavy

The crane came into my frame… and I continued snapping.

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posted by wansheng on June 8th 2011 in humour, images, portraits, voices, weddings

Modeling

I just found a new spot for jogging. Looks like a nice place in the morning. Jog, shoot sunrise and fly kite. Life is great when you dream of plans. Life becomes extraordinary when you wake up from it. Here’s a shot from a morning shoot.

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posted by wansheng on June 8th 2011 in images, portraits, voices, weddings

a rare theme shoot

Theme shoots are hard to come by, especially well planned (and executed) ones. Alvin and Joline wanted to do an “Up” theme and showed me some materials they’d like to use. I was particularly intrigued by the replica paper house that they found. So much so that I wanted to make one and have it float at my place. I remember I couldn’t stop thinking of ways to make it float, but realized, no helium balloons last forever… ok, not even weeks. The shooting was done over 2 sessions and I was incredibly impressed by how cheerful they are. Even the massive food poisoning I had couldn’t stop us from completing the shoot. And many thanks to the very helpful friends who were around to make things easier for us. And lastly, thank youÂ guys for believing in me and being there in those difficult times.

And I hope the house is still intact:)