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23rd May 2004
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A Wedding Series
One of the weddings I did recently. This is the same couple i did a pre wedding shoot for. Their actual day wedding dinner was on a boat, The Colombus, a dutch vessel that is actually older than the titanic.
Cheers! The Wedding Bands  Finishing Touch  The Bride  Arrival  Groom and His Merry Men  |
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23rd May 2004
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"Where is my future Grandson-In-Law?
 A Laughter to Keep the Sisters at Bay  Locomoting to the bride  When Mother-in-law is not looking...  =)  |
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23rd May 2004
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Some of the "Props" that makes a wedding
 The Sweetest and Most Expansive Tea... in the world  Mom's Preparation  Symbols of Luck, Health and Fortune...  The Tea Set that serves the sweetest and most expansive tea in the world  |
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23rd May 2004
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The Colombus
 The View  The Shoes  The Grooms Shirt       |
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23rd May 2004
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Very NICE!!!!!
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23rd May 2004
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Your wedding shots are definitely among the better ones I see.....
Are you doing freelancing....?  |
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23rd May 2004
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Thanks Ian!
Yes Robin... I do freelance wedding and fashion shoots. Cheers! |
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23rd May 2004
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Location: Singapore, Redhill
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Your style is very off-horizon, not my preference. But other techincal aspects are great (exposure, dof, perspective). I also like the framing.
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23rd May 2004
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I like tilt, but somehow also don't like. Don't know how to say. Tilt is to break up the lines and boring perspective, but too much of it makes me giddy. Guess it's really up to the customer's preference. |
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23rd May 2004
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Good framing, mind to share what the work-flow and software use
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23rd May 2004
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hihi, i feel that ur lighting control is veri good.. care to share how did u do it? did u use any diffuser for ur flash? when pictures shot at close range, u bounce ur flash of the ceiling?...... thanx...
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23rd May 2004
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good series??? flash???
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23rd May 2004
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Hi guys...thanks for the comments.
Now...time for sharing.=) I use flash almost 85% of the time. Some of the "macro" shots like the shoe shot was pure ambient. The rest... with flash. The night shots were shot with a bounce card. The day ones are a mixture of bounce and a stoffen omnibounce. I very seldom shoots straight on....90% of the time, the flash is bounced. As for my ps workflow, I use some autmated plugin softwares to help speed up my workflow. I mainly adjust levels, and curves, at times...i use saturation and convert the yellows to a more reddish hue. DO hope these helps....cheers! |
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23rd May 2004
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Oh ya... the tilts..=)
I fpersonally strongly encourage you to mix your shots. Have straights and tilts....the ordinary shots like couple walking to house could be titled to make it more interesting...otherwise, you'll end up with a series that looks mostly like snapshots. Of course these are all IMHO. Cheers (again) |
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23rd May 2004
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23rd May 2004
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hey, kev!
*KOWTOW*.... shld have asked u for my wedding shooter last year, man! great shots! 5 esp love the way u tilted the photos. the effects are good without distorting the way i view the pics. framing is excellent!people, now u know who to ask for to be ur wedding photog, yah! 
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When did ignorance become a point of view? - Dilbert budget AD/ROM shooter, anyone? |
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23rd May 2004
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Location: WAT? WAN TO STALK MI AH? LOLZ
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ANother set of nice series by kelvin koh again
Thanks for sharing |
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24th May 2004
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Hi Sam and Grace...thanks for the compliments...
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24th May 2004
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Location: Singapore
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Your shots have always inspired me, excellent work!
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24th May 2004
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Join Date: Apr 2003
Location: Everywhere where e sun shines
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Hey Kelvin...
great work once again...Always enjoyed ur pics man...truly inspiring for all budding photographers... |
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