Posted in Pre-Wedding, Wedding on June 27th, 2010 by shirley – Be the first to comment
This morning, I really happy to work out pre-wedding shoot with our dearest friends, Chee Leong and Emelia. Thanks God! Today we had good weather. Of course, we almost sun burn.
Thank you Chee Leong and Emelia brought us a great and lovely time having you both in front of the camera. We did enjoy so much, hope you do as we do.
For sure, we will have another great time during your actual BIG day.
Posted in Others on June 8th, 2010 by shirley – Be the first to comment
While we are processing the photos for Alex & Wai Kuan, we see there got some nice photos of sunrise taken on the way to Kampar. It’s so amazing on God’s creation. The morning sunrise refreshed me so much. Love the quiet moment in the morning. It fills up HOPE to life.
Posted in Actual Wedding, Wedding on June 2nd, 2010 by shirley – Be the first to comment
It’s really long time we never wake up so early. Thanks God, we still managed to do it. Alex gave us a morning call to make sure we woke up from sleep. LOL. Again, thanks Alex.
2-hour driving to Kampar and pick up the bride. WOW! It’s first time experienced the car drove in 170km/hour. OMG! I hope to break down the car.
2 sneak preview is sharing here. More and more are coming.
Posted in Portrait on May 18th, 2010 by Alison – Be the first to comment
Last Saturday, We decided to go out for self-portrait shooting at Desa Park City. I love this place, it gives a nice and peace feeling. We walked around there and took photos under the big sun. It’s really hot until we melted. Until a gardener came and approached us, he kept asking us a lot of questions regarding the camera. End up we decided to left and had a drink at coffee bean.
Posted in Others on May 18th, 2010 by shirley – Be the first to comment
On 23 April, VOP joined got Mojo? Seminar which run by Wiki Lee, RedNinja.tv. We learned a lot of theoretical knowledge on wedding photography.
Wiki let us realizing how challenging photography is today, also addresses two big problems and provides solutions on how to overcome them. The first, is on media transparency and how our work is so easily copied. Second is on ways to buy professional equipment without robbing banks!
He also aims to provide encouragement to photographers and highlight why we need to have a unique photography and marketing style. In practical ways, he will explain how he formed his business plan, and how he selected the best attributes for it.
Now we are waiting for their coming camp.
Thanks for the photos taken by Jon Low.