I must admit – I’m not exactly a fastidious, nor regular, blogger. I blog with purpose, so if nothing strikes me as being out of the ordinary or needing my immediate attention, I tend to remain offline.  Lately I’ve been trying to school myself in photography by looking at works from the great photographers and image makers that have since graced the various award ceremonies around the world. I still have much to learn, and I sincerely hope that everyone who reads this will join me on this life-long journey.

I recent had the opportunity to shoot Niraj and Sharon’s wedding – the ceremony was held at the Church of the Holy Spirit (the same church that Maurice and Esther got married at), with the dinner held at the splendid Burkhill Hall (more info here), located within the Orchid Gardens at the Singapore Botanic Gardens. No doubt the weather was humid, but guests certainly enjoyed themselves thoroughly.

Here are a few of my favourite shots from the church ceremony and the dinner. Hope you enjoy them as much as I did.

Cheers!

Damien first got in touch with me a month before his wedding. He and his wife, View, are such a lovely couple; I could feel the love that oozed from Damien whenever they interacted.

I’m fortunate to have had the opportunity to capture the moments

Here are some highlights from the wedding dinner. Hit this link for the slideshow.

Robin and I first met when I was still the gaming noob, fresh out of the army. There was Dark Age of Camelot,  Final Fantasy XI, and, last but not least, WoW.

Didn’t really get a chance to meet up with the gang that often after I decided to quit online gaming to focus on other stuff (photography, for instance).  I was therefore thrilled to be asked to photograph his wedding late last year.

Here are some highlights from the wedding. Hit this link for the slideshow.

Cheerios!

This was certainly a case of the world being extremely small

I first met Claudine while on an underwater photography writing assignment (yes, that was what it was, and no, the sentence does not contradict itself). I went along with The Submersibles to Perhentian for a short diving trip. Both Claudine and I were taking our Open Water Diver course then.

Just a year or so after we left Perhentian behind us, I get a call from a Claudine inquiring about my photography services. Not knowing that it was the same Claudine, we arranged for a meet-up, and the rest is history

On another related note, one of Chong Bing’s ‘xiong di’ also happens to be a fellow colleague from NS. Just how small can the world get?!

Anyway, here are a few photos. As always, the slideshow can be found here. Cheers!

Ivan is an ex-colleague of mine back when I was still writing for PHOTOVIDEOi™. We were pretty much involved (no, not in that way) in a number of projects. We even went golfing together; he’s a great putter.

Needless to say, I was honoured when he approached me to ask if I would be willing to shoot his wedding at the Singapore Marriott Hotel, and naturally I said yes (else there wouldn’t be any photos, would there?). Oh, and shooting 50 tables isn’t exactly the easier thing to do either. Both my big toes and heels (the part of the foot, not the footwear :p) were killing me at the end of the night, but nevertheless, I certainly enjoyed myself!

Here are some shots from the whole day. You can find the slideshow here.