Showing posts with label Photoshoot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Photoshoot. Show all posts

Sunday, January 15, 2012

Daniel & PeiQi

It has been a great honor and pleasure for me to be able to be a part of the wedding team of Daniel and PeiQi as their secondary photographer. This lovely couple truly is a humble and friendly people and I would like to wish them a happy blissful marriage and may their wish of having a dragon baby be fulfilled!


Wednesday, September 22, 2010

Alex ~♥~Rachel Wedding

18th Sept 2010

Alex and Rachel are a lovely couple that I got to know through my wife for quite sometime already. It is truly an honor to me that they would invite me to be their secondary photographer and not wanting to miss out the opportunity to shoot wedding event photos, I agreed. The problem is I have returned my brother in law's dSLR and now have nothing to shoot with. Thank God I could rent the gear from Rent-A-Camera. I got a Nikon D300 and Nikkor 35mm 1.8/f lens from them and couple it with a Nikkor 28-80mm 3.5-5.6/f lens (Left behind by my late brother) for the job. I know its not the best of lens but well, just have to make do with what I limited stuff I have. Although I do regret that I am not able to do a better job and wished that l knew more about wedding photography, it is with great pleasure to be able to be a part of Alex & Rachel's wedding team. As a result, I gained more experience and hopefully, would do a better job down the road.

Hope you enjoy the photos as much as me taking them. 



Thursday, April 15, 2010

Brian ^v^ Natalie

This is my first wedding photography attempt and I know that its not near to what it should be but I am sure this will prepare me well for future weddings.

Brian and Natalie knew each other in the UK or more precisely, Birmingham. Chemistry is natural between the two and in no time, both of them got into the river of love. The dawn of their union beckons as the two decided to make a covenant to stay by the other person come what may until the wick of their candles cease to emit light.