And to share some casual talks about the shoot as well…

We “finally” took a picture of how our gears filled up our bags when we are out for bridal pre-wedding shoot. So both of us will usually have 5 cameras with no less than 8 lenses and 2 flashes during the fun outing.

It’s so fun that Andy and Jing Yun were smiling non stop when we were taking their shots with the most-photographed-tree-in-Singapore-wedding-photography here in Upper Seletar Reservoir.

Anyway, now it’s also the time to introduce our new family members on board – two newly launched Nikon D750 which both of us had purchased it last week. Well, another 5k+ of investment to strengthen our journalistic shots.

After using it to shoot its first wedding actual day few days ago, I would say… this “beast” is performing so well at high ISO. In layman terms, it means better/cleaner picture even at very low light condition.

*D750 | ISO5000 | F/2.8 | 1/125 sec at 200mm

Took this at Stamford Ballroom, under dim light condition when the couple was giving a warm thank you speech. Bride’s sister was touched by the words, with tears dropping down… which was wiped off within 2 seconds.

*Previous picture with cropping to 1800×1200 and resize to 900px width.

Thanks to the fast Auto Focus speed and good High ISO performance, this moment was captured perfectly.

Congratulations to any new couples who had been appreciating our works. Now we are more looking forward to deliver better shots with D750 in hands, cheers!

Uniquely Singapore, isn’t it?

That’s the reply Tian Hao gave me when I congratulated him after knowing that he will be engaging me as his wedding photographer. And yes, we became closer after sharing some travel stories (and photos, definitely) together to a group of frequent travellers here.

Nevertheless, Doris is really a pretty bride and she knows how to pose perfectly in front of camera even though she is not a fan of selfie or to be featured in own travel photos. And of course Tian Hao is a good partner of his wife’s pose.

A wedding shot quite sometimes ago last year, and finally have time to share with all. May Tian Hao and Doris have a blissful wedding, cheers!

We had sword bearers to add in some flavors during the dinner’s march-in. Nevertheless, plentiful of touching moments were captured throughout the night.

Congratulations Cindy & Danny!

A great day to remember.

I like how the Bhangra dancers heated up the whole atmosphere!

Congratulations to both Tonette and Om!

Especially like the giant billboard of the couple for guests to pen down their wishes before dinner.

We like church weddings and this is a wedding with lots of moments!

Dinner itself was full of events and nice speeches which will certainly be remembered by the couple.

End up, we saw King Fu Panda being tortured by the sisters in Red, but still able to unveil the beautiful bride.

Dinner at Rasa Sentosa was a fantastic choice with guests being treated with sumptuous dinner, coupled with lots of fun from the couple.

Delighted over the performance from business partner, top performers from Xin Jiang, China. A truly memorable and special wedding.