Adoration and Affection: An October Celebration

iamasaint · 10th October 2005

Hi guys, its been a while since I posted my wedding works. I have been busy travelling and doing up coffee table albums for couples. But, there's some time to spare this afternoon, so here's some pics taken from a wedding over the weekend to share.

Oh....I think I have also permenantly adopted what I have seen from Wan Shengs presentations for my "postcard" pics =). Thanks pal.

Cheers

Kelvin
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Its always a struggle shooting the bride when shes not fully made up =) Here, I chose to use the tea dress which was hanging against the room door as the focus pc while allowing us to "peep" and see the bride being made up in the background. Personally I felt that this was a slightly more interesting way of presenting this pic...=)

This is a shot of the sis... I like taking shots like these which highlights the female form... nice cruvy and to an extent sensual...

This is a more direct shot of the bride being madeup. I shoot only in moments when the bride is smiling or at least I try to keep to that. Somehow, the smile kinda take the edge and focus of the "being made up" part....

When it is a Blahnik, you take a pic of it.

iamasaint · 10th October 2005

Again, nice warm heartfelt joy is what I try to capture when the couples meet...

The altar table looked good so I shot it...=)

The colors were good here...and it would add to the building of a good album

I like using DOF to isolate the subject. But it is impt that it is not random. Here the groom is my subject and I wanted to catch him in a nice smiley candid moment...so I waited for this shot. Personally I feel that amidst the random candid snap shot-like shoot, there must be a method. There must be a main subject(s) or at least it shd try and convey the message u aim to share or capture.

iamasaint · 10th October 2005

The lighting of the candles vy the mothers...I chose this tighter shot cos I liked the shade of blue against the background...plus when shots are cropped this tightly they dun usually run the risk of looking like ordinary snapshot of the mothers lighting the candles...

I planned for this shot the moment I looked down the aisle...the tapestry at the back in all its grandness would act as a nice jux to the little flower girl walking by herself down the aisle...

iamasaint · 10th October 2005

iamasaint · 10th October 2005

iamasaint · 10th October 2005

(Errm....inspired by Ron's recent post =) )

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w.s · 10th October 2005

wow!

this series is very nice!

#13 is a nice catch! yum...

btw, where's this location? looks very nice!

as for the borders, i'm glad u found them useful for ur presentations

and i have to thank u again for ur nice "setup"...

Virgo · 10th October 2005

Very nice pics from you bro!

Any hey, Raymond is my Poly friend from SP!

zaren · 10th October 2005

Originally Posted by iamasaint

i like this one the best.

iamasaint · 10th October 2005

Originally Posted by zaren

i like this one the best.

Me too! =)

iamasaint · 10th October 2005

Originally Posted by Virgo

Very nice pics from you bro!

Any hey, Raymond is my Poly friend from SP!

Hahaha...I will send regards to him for you? k?

iamasaint · 10th October 2005

Originally Posted by w.s

wow! this series is very nice!

#13 is a nice catch! yum...

btw, where's this location? looks very nice!

as for the borders, i'm glad u found them useful for ur presentations and i have to thank u again for ur nice "setup"...

Ahem...i have a feeling you will be eternally grateful at this rate ...hahah...no worries man...I help when I can.

The locations? It was Wesley Church and Raffles House (dinner)

#13 is actually a pic of the bride holding her fathers hand...=)

w.s · 10th October 2005

i think i have problems counting... i mean the one tht zaren pointed out:P

eternally grateful? i bet u will see more when i receive the photos:P

iamasaint · 10th October 2005

Originally Posted by w.s

i think i have problems counting... i mean the one tht zaren pointed out:P

eternally grateful? i bet u will see more when i receive the photos:P

Hahah...ya...was wondering why in the world you prefered the holding hand shot??

Actually that was a slightly posed shot...

Nizz · 11th October 2005

Nice ones Kelvin. Thx for sharing.

You've even got me in there too. Haha...

Cheers...Nizz

~Arcanic~ · 11th October 2005

once again, really nice works from you.

agree with zaren and w.s with e shot, thats my fav too..

iamasaint · 12th October 2005

Originally Posted by Nizz

Nice ones Kelvin. Thx for sharing.

You've even got me in there too. Haha...

Cheers...Nizz

Hahha...yup. Thanks once again for your help. Cheers

10th October 2005	#2
iamasaint Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 2,633	Re: Adoration and Affection: An October Celebration Again, nice warm heartfelt joy is what I try to capture when the couples meet... The altar table looked good so I shot it...=) The colors were good here...and it would add to the building of a good album I like using DOF to isolate the subject. But it is impt that it is not random. Here the groom is my subject and I wanted to catch him in a nice smiley candid moment...so I waited for this shot. Personally I feel that amidst the random candid snap shot-like shoot, there must be a method. There must be a main subject(s) or at least it shd try and convey the message u aim to share or capture. __________________ W www.lightedpixels.com B lightedpixelsblog.com Last edited by iamasaint; 10th October 2005 at 10:16 PM.

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iamasaint Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 2,633	Re: Adoration and Affection: An October Celebration The lighting of the candles vy the mothers...I chose this tighter shot cos I liked the shade of blue against the background...plus when shots are cropped this tightly they dun usually run the risk of looking like ordinary snapshot of the mothers lighting the candles... I planned for this shot the moment I looked down the aisle...the tapestry at the back in all its grandness would act as a nice jux to the little flower girl walking by herself down the aisle... __________________ W www.lightedpixels.com B lightedpixelsblog.com Last edited by iamasaint; 10th October 2005 at 10:18 PM.

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10th October 2005	#1
iamasaint Senior Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 2,633	Adoration and Affection: An October Celebration Hi guys, its been a while since I posted my wedding works. I have been busy travelling and doing up coffee table albums for couples. But, there's some time to spare this afternoon, so here's some pics taken from a wedding over the weekend to share. Oh....I think I have also permenantly adopted what I have seen from Wan Shengs presentations for my "postcard" pics =). Thanks pal. Cheers Kelvin ============================ Its always a struggle shooting the bride when shes not fully made up =) Here, I chose to use the tea dress which was hanging against the room door as the focus pc while allowing us to "peep" and see the bride being made up in the background. Personally I felt that this was a slightly more interesting way of presenting this pic...=) This is a shot of the sis... I like taking shots like these which highlights the female form... nice cruvy and to an extent sensual... This is a more direct shot of the bride being madeup. I shoot only in moments when the bride is smiling or at least I try to keep to that. Somehow, the smile kinda take the edge and focus of the "being made up" part.... When it is a Blahnik, you take a pic of it. __________________ W www.lightedpixels.com B lightedpixelsblog.com Last edited by iamasaint; 10th October 2005 at 06:11 PM.

10th October 2005	#10
w.s Member Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: Singapore Posts: 762	Re: Adoration and Affection: An October Celebration wow! this series is very nice! #13 is a nice catch! yum... btw, where's this location? looks very nice! as for the borders, i'm glad u found them useful for ur presentations and i have to thank u again for ur nice "setup"...

10th October 2005	#11
Virgo Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: West of Singapore Posts: 4,559	Re: Adoration and Affection: An October Celebration Very nice pics from you bro! Any hey, Raymond is my Poly friend from SP! __________________ Kind Regards My Picture Website

11th October 2005	#18
Nizz Member Join Date: Jun 2004 Posts: 366	Re: Adoration and Affection: An October Celebration Nice ones Kelvin. Thx for sharing. You've even got me in there too. Haha... Cheers...Nizz

11th October 2005	#19
~Arcanic~ Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Westy Posts: 2,688	Re: Adoration and Affection: An October Celebration once again, really nice works from you. agree with zaren and w.s with e shot, thats my fav too..