ABOUT THE AUTHOR
- gilbert
- I'm a old school new age wedding photographer sharing my insights and outsights of weddings I shoot and my eye of the world we live in! I believe in lots of things including love. The joy of life and celebrations. I strive to document your wedding in a interesting introspect as I partake your festivities.
Showing posts with label Wedding Acts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Wedding Acts. Show all posts
Sunday, 26 September 2010
Vivien & The "Mar-Shin"
Its was a fun weekend for Shin Yeuan & Vivien as they hold their first leg of their wedding in Singapore. I had a the great pleasure to document this union and was greeted with the warmth and infectious fun loving sisters from Hong Kong! Vivien had a great bubbling smile that seems to rub off to everyone in the wedding.
After makeup we had some time for photography session with the wedding party before lunch. The sweltering heat had not taken a single toll on us but made us more determine to get it right and have fun at the same time.
In the afternoon I document the process of getting ready with Simon as we witness the event of solemnizing the wedding couple before dinner was served. Its was ready a intimate affair and great friends made the wedding lively.
Once the booze started flowing, there is no stopping Shin Yeuan aka THE MAR-SHIN and we all had a great time watching him down lots of beer in quick succession.
Enjoy some of the different views I had on the wedding besides the pictures we made for your slideshow!
Special thanks to Shin and Felix for recommending our services and Maria from Wedding Acts to take great care of us!
Thursday, 25 September 2008
what a spectecular wedding!


























Wow! Its been a while when we have a full scale wedding with everything but the kitchen sink thrown in! Its also my first time venturing in Shangri-La Valley Wing. I think the deco is a little different and it suits the mood for our featured couple. I always loved Wesley Methodist church for its deco and serenity.As mention, its very easy to isolate a subject and shoot a lone portrait with a tele-prime and make with a wonderful image but it takes skill and more effort to venture with a wide and capture groups of people, in sync with your message. Now I truly understand Robert Capa's words "If your pictures aren't good enough, you're not close enough". This is also my first time working alongside with pastor Wendy and we have another wedding together later the week!
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