I had the honour to work with Edmund on his client's big day. Congratulations to Vincent & Bonnie for tying the knot!
Portraiture
Creating everlasting images of people looking their best.
Events
Every event deserves to have the best moments captured.
Travel
One day, we will travel the whole world.
Nature
Every little thing about nature is so beautiful.
Architecture
How amazing can buildings be made to look that they are such a sight!
Saturday, 29 October 2011
Thursday, 27 October 2011
Abandoned - Forest bashthrough
Today was a trip to multiple stops: Neo Tiew and Istana Woodneuk. Considering the remoteness of these places, careful planning has to be done to ensure the fastest and safest route.
Arrival at Neo Tiew at 8+ in the the morning. Greeting me is a small town that looked much bigger after stepping in. No sign of any massive human activity apart from a contractor carrying out some works nearby alone, and thereafter, leaving the premises, with the whole town to myself.
2 hours exploration and I have then completed exploring nearly every nook and cranny that's worth shooting.
Stopover for brunch at Subway, followed by the next mission to where I had not been able to find Istana Woodneuk for sometime. The right moment came and I decided it's time to go in.
Rainstorm greeted me as I bashed through the forest with my gear man-packed, and after about 10mins of forest navigation without any visible paths, I had come to a hill and there it was. Standing on a hill, carrying its lost glory, while grounds are severely pooled with water in the overgrown weeded-vegetation.
A small group of people were also inside the building when I arrived. Big halls, once grand stairways greeted me when I reached the ground floor.
It took me several rounds before I had complete coverage of the place, before another couple who came, after the sun had emerged from the clouds.
What a beautiful sight despite its ruins.
Mission accomplished. I had covered 2 places within a day and while another place was noticed in Cluny Road, will leave this to another time.
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Arrival at Neo Tiew at 8+ in the the morning. Greeting me is a small town that looked much bigger after stepping in. No sign of any massive human activity apart from a contractor carrying out some works nearby alone, and thereafter, leaving the premises, with the whole town to myself.
2 hours exploration and I have then completed exploring nearly every nook and cranny that's worth shooting.
Stopover for brunch at Subway, followed by the next mission to where I had not been able to find Istana Woodneuk for sometime. The right moment came and I decided it's time to go in.
Rainstorm greeted me as I bashed through the forest with my gear man-packed, and after about 10mins of forest navigation without any visible paths, I had come to a hill and there it was. Standing on a hill, carrying its lost glory, while grounds are severely pooled with water in the overgrown weeded-vegetation.
A small group of people were also inside the building when I arrived. Big halls, once grand stairways greeted me when I reached the ground floor.
It took me several rounds before I had complete coverage of the place, before another couple who came, after the sun had emerged from the clouds.
What a beautiful sight despite its ruins.
Mission accomplished. I had covered 2 places within a day and while another place was noticed in Cluny Road, will leave this to another time.
Sent via my BlackBerry
Friday, 21 October 2011
The joy that brings self-satisfaction
I had just did a delivery of prints to a client. Though it wasn't a photobook, those prints certainly does bring about the sparkle in their eyes after seeing them.
What brought me great joy was that they really like what had been produced.
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What brought me great joy was that they really like what had been produced.
Sent via my BlackBerry
Saturday, 15 October 2011
Desmond & Jessica
Fortunately the gatecrash wasn't too tough for Desmond on his big day. Congratulations to Desmond & Jessica for tying the knot, and working alongside with David Teng!
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