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Elbert and Marianne

After 9 long years, I’m finally counting down to just 1 more reservist. Not in a wordy mood today, so I’ll post some images. Tomorrow is team building day… they call it “cohesion” and we are going prawning (they should bring us Go Karting instead!).

Here are some images from Elbert and Marianne’s wedding. Scroll all the way down a link to the slideshow:)

 

This one always make me smile.

Just love the placement of the feathers.

The eye contact!

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posted by wansheng on August 5th 2012 in images, slideshows, voices, weddings





Kheng Tiong and Melissa

I promised to put up a wedding post before the end of yesterday. Sorry I was a little late after cleaning up all that drool when checking out the Sony Vaio Z2 (2012). It’s about time I replace my 4 year old laptop. This one seems to fit well if I want to edit on the go. Yes it cost a bomb, but if it’s going to last me for 3-4 years, I figured it’ll be well worth it. Any idea which bank is easier to rob?:D

Once in a while, we get some retro vintage themed weddings which are not too over the top. For me, it’s the first time I sat in these vintage Volkswagon vans and it’s alot more stable and spacious than I expected. Thanks to the volks folks at Volkswedding for maintaining these iconic mobiles.

Here are some images for the wedding. Scroll all the way down a link to the slideshow:)

 

I was told these were hand made my one of the bridesmaids. Very nicely done.

Alot going through their minds, definitely.

That piece of sunshine that came it at the right place, right time.

面包车. Really looks like 面包.

Groomsmen getting “changed”.

I love that eye contact.

She said “I have ang pow too!” to the bridesmaids, who got theirs during the gatecrashing games.

The couple leaving the bride’s house. I like how she was looking back and him looking at her. Somehow meaningful to me.

See, VW.

Not usually interested to take photos of kids crying, but this one is an exception:D

I was actually looking at the almost flat tyre… then everything else fell into place.

Love the symmetry and color combination.

That’s what tilt shifts are for.

Sometimes, blur can be good:)

I love confetti! And I’m damn good at firing one too. That’s why I was assigned to be the “confetti party” during the last wedding as a guest and it hit the spotlights:D

The quiet moments.

And the tender ones:)

Not an Apple fan, but thanks for ‘helping’ when I ran out of ideas. It was a perfect fit for the rings.

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posted by wansheng on June 11th 2012 in images, portraits, slideshows, tech stuff, voices, weddings





Curvy lines

I love lines, clean curvy merging lines.

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posted by wansheng on May 19th 2012 in images, portraits, voices, weddings





first shot of the day

I rarely get too excited over my first shot of the day, especially if I have to wake up before the sun rises. But when “Lucky” came up to me, he instantly perked up my day.

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posted by wansheng on May 12th 2012 in images, voices, weddings





Meet my “new” wife

5Dmk3. And the newer one… soon.

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posted by wansheng on May 11th 2012 in images, portraits, voices, weddings





The kind of shots that makes me smile

And goes straight into the portfolio.

Bride departs from maternal home.

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posted by wansheng on May 10th 2012 in images, voices, weddings





Our job is done

A chinese custom (as far as I know) where the parents veil the bride before the groom picks her up. Very often, they get caught up with the photo taking and all, smiling at all angles. Most parents do not say anything during this part of the wedding. Very often, there is this silent connection between them. Some more obvious than others. I wonder what they were thinking.

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posted by wansheng on May 9th 2012 in images, voices, weddings





Stephen and Theng Theng

Something done recently. I love little things that don’t go according to plans and when you see people laughing it off… that’s priceless. The lead up to a wedding is always stressful. I always say it’s like a wind up toy, you wind it hard when before the wedding and just let it go during the wedding. If you hold you pee long enough, you’ll know what I mean. As usual, I’ll let the pictures do the talking (with some commentary on the side):D

You can view the rest of the images in the slideshow here <– click this!

Brother of the bride forgot to bring the oranges when opening the car’s door for the couple. They were happy, he was like… (see image).

This is when someone brought out the oranges.

Ah yes… now he wants a 2nd red packet:D

Little girl guarding the door to make sure no one comes into the changing room. I had to convince her I’m allowed access… anywhere.

Hello Anna!:D I like this better than if you were not there. At least they have a nice picture of you now. Great planning btw!:D

When the champagne pops early…

The reason why you should invite kids to weddings. They are unpredictable and they are funny.

One of the most happening dads I’ve met.

Reminds me of Elvis’s song “Little sister”.

“Little sister, don’t you kiss me once or twice
Then say it’s very nice
And then you run”

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posted by wansheng on May 7th 2012 in images, portraits, slideshows, voices, weddings





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