I shot Deena and Sean’s wedding late last year, the reception was in the Neward Museum.

Sean.

A metal boutonniere.

Dress.

Metal, yes, metal, bouquet. It was heavy.

Deena.

It was tough zipping up.

Finally got it.

Portrait.

Cutting the cupcake.

Time to catch up with blogging.

Ingrid and Sean’s wedding at the beautiful Orienta Beach Club.

Ingrid.

Sip.

iPad camera.

iPad cameras.

Portraits.

Beach house.

Speech.

Backflip.

Well, the Korea food was great. Isabel was an amazing chef. But a production needs more that for funding.

On the morning of the wedding NYC saw a huge thunder storm. Driving to Queens I saw pot hole covers being blown away on the highway 495. Good thing after that, the day slowly brightens and the sun came out.

Eric and guys.

Chinese door-entry game [pay up!]

Boy meets girl.

Elisa.

Tea ceremony.

Bling blings.

Eric and Elisa.

Cloud.

Glen Island Harbour Club.

When we got indoor, the sky turned nasty again…

Lantern flying.

Firework sent off.

With a tripod, the water look very different in a long exposure.

Time to update my blog entries. Have a bunch of back logs!

Dress.

Bracelet.

Lauren.

Matt.

Stone House Stirling Ridge.

Reflection shot.

Lauren and Matt.

Speech.

UDALL 4 UALL.

The bridal party had a dance set for the couple.

Marshmallow.

Intense.

I shot the video in between the still photo set ups using two Canon EOS 5D Mark II, and edited them using Adobe Premiere CS6.

I like to reproduce with that natural, cinema-cut instead of the ever popular panning and slider shots.

I shot Jill and Brandon’s wedding a few years ago, during early Autumn they hired me to do couple’s session. Since it’s on a day of our choosing, I had more time to set up light and shoot the photos in a more optimal situation. I loved it!

Great light, great day, great couple!