ABOUT THE AUTHOR

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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.

Friday, 7 March 2008

ROM of Jew Boon & Lai Keng

Here are some highlights of a Wedding I shot Last Saturday (Jew Boon & Lai Keng, the photos are still not ready for collection as we have not edited them for "spots")

Its was a simple but sweet affair and friends and family members come together to join this friendly couple as one! Both my 2nd Photographer and I were treated to dinner (very rare as we normally do not have time). Enjoy the sneak peek!












Wedding of James & Canice

James & Canice wedding was filled with many relatives armed themselves with enough hardware (camera gear) to make them look like a celebrity wedding. The wedding was interesting as James had a little surprise when his fellow Navy Officers made them 'Gate Crash' for their 1st march-in.












More pictures of Yvonne & Kevin's wedding











Wedding of Tinwei & Ai Ling










Tinwei & Ailing Come to us more than a year ago when they decided to hold their wedding at the four seasons hotel. Certainly Fun and great couples as they are, here are just some of the highlights of the day!

Wedding of Shinyi & Kenneth


















Weddings brings some of the true love of friendship in some of us! Some friends will go all out to create a great wedding surprise and present to the couple. The most touching aspect of this wedding is to see both Shinyi and Kenneth friends, come together and made a wedding song montage sang by all their friends (more than 30 people, no less) and surprise the couple before the end of the wedding night.

Did shear some tears of me, yes, all at the Oriental ballroom!

Saturday, 1 March 2008

We are back!

Ola!

From Spain & Paris and we both have a new form of jet-lag!

Ever-since we are are back, both Alyce and myself have strangely been awake at 5-6am and we needed our 'afternoon nap' somewhere around the afternoon.

Spain was a great choice for holiday and has some of the most beautiful churches and modern art-deco buildings around. We actually spend about 14 days in total in the city and sent back (thank you Daniel & Yu Lueh) 2 cartons of stuff back by post!

I'm actually missing the great seafood we had there and the fresh produce and different types of crabs and shell fish, all live no less in the great country. The Spanish people are a very warm and friendly! The sun is more harsher than in singapore and traveling to different cities within Spain allows us to experience temperatures of 0-15 degrees.

Tapas are Spanish mini versions of various types of bite size food. According to our guide, they love food so much that a daily meal starts from 8-11am for breakfast followed by tea and lunch is normally served after 2pm and around 5pm tapas are popular. Dinner almost never starts before 8pm and normally ends at 11pm.

Paris is one eye opener, and almost everything is more expensive than singapore, esp food. Every meal for us starts around 20 euros and averages around 50. (gosh, we have to reconsider our loading fees for Paris). Parisians left me a deeper impression. Even without understand English (very seldom), everyone we met was very friendly to us, helping out on routes and directions to even ordering food.

They have this bond to hold train doors to strangers, very polite in their language. I finally understand, its not so much the place that made Paris romantic but rather the people.

Before my impression was everyone was clad in designer wear, smoking and drinking in cafes but in reality I think Asians are more branded in many ways. French food is great, esp the desserts they serve! However all the potions are small, and this comment was made by my dearest.

Paris is one international city like no other, i have not seen that many chinese in a western city. Asians are very visible wherever assortment we are at. Its very interesting fact that French Chinese like to converse in us in Chinese and their accent has a tint of mainland Chinese. Interesting right?

Before I gotten carried away, If you like to meet us, please call me from Monday as we have started to shoot from today and tomorrow. Please drop us a mail at lensman@singnet.com.sg as our main emails are undergoing some serious problems and I will have to sort them out the next few days.

Tuesday, 5 February 2008

Out of Town Notice

Hey Friends!

Aylce and I will be out of town from 5th Feb 2008 to 29th Feb 2008. If you have any enquires, Please email us at lensman@singnet.com.sg and i will reply after 1st March.

All of our early March Clients, we have informed you of our out of town notice, so please do send your itinerary to the above email address in the mean time.

Finally we like to wish all our clients, friends and fellow photographers a Happy Chinese New Year! Wish everyone a great year ahead and may you turn all your dreams into reality!

With Love
Gilbert & Alyce
9FramesPhotography

Monday, 4 February 2008

Behind The Scenes (The making of The Wedding)

This Slideshow is a tribute to the workings of our Wedding! We started way back from March this year, from sourcing of Venues, Photographers, to making the outfits, and all the other stuff. I think its an interesting take on the wedding!

Enjoy!

The wedding of Gilbert & Alyce

Finally, our home made wedding video is out! Its was a great day for both Alyce and myself and we hope all our guests had a great time!

Hope you guys enjoy the slideshow!


Aylce and myself would like to thank everyone from the bottom of our hearts to make this wedding a great success! Thank You! We have received all your blessing to make this a memorable moment for us!

Save Me!


I found this at our void deck on evening after returning from work, poor groom-to-be! I must have thought what great fun the bridemaids had!