Don’t you hate it sometimes when you try to fix something, and it gets worse? Well, that’s what happened with the website, and sorry for the downtime. Anyway, here’s a guest post by Ivan Lim from Vinspi Tailored Suits Online.

So the big day is fast approaching and the multitude of tasks just keep pilling up. Most of the attention usually centres on the bride, and rightfully so, but lets not forget the groom (And his entourage of men) need to be equally dapper on the day.

Grooms don’t usually share the same dedication as brides when it comes to choosing a wedding day outfit but thankfully it isn’t too hard as long as you have a few basics covered. Let’s run through them: More »

Happy Valentine’s Day! Hope that all of you are spending time with your special one and thinking/dreaming up ways to keep that relationship going nice and hot! :) I’m stuck here on the computer for a bit and while I’m slowly going through all of them, I’m quite excited at posting these pictures.

I had Mervyn tell me how he proposed to Esther during our photoshoot, and while it was not without its “technical” difficulties, it was a success and perfect, in Esther’s opinion (that’s the only opinion that counts anyway!). But it’s great to see this couple (with totally opposite personalities) come together and I’m looking forward to being their wedding photographer in the next few months too.

Last Saturday was supposed to not just rain, but “showers and thunderstorm”, according to the BOM. It was unpredictable, but we had lovely cloud formations, bright sunlight and amazing views of the city skyline. So thanks Mervyn & Esther for deciding to enjoy the shoot regardless of weather, and hope you enjoy the pictures too. More »

I’m back! We spent a couple of days in Hong Kong, and then about 2.5 weeks with Annie’s parents in Taiwan over the month of January. Having never been to HK before, we did most of the touristy things, trying to squeeze as much as possible in between checking out their shopping malls, which is kinda like one at every other corner.

But truthfully, I think I’ve only scratched the surface of HK, and probably would need to dig a lot deeper to find the beauty lost amidst the skyscrapers and chaos of the city. And lesson learnt – try not to eat seafood at a dodgy tai pai dong.

Click on the link to see my images, but for those users on mobile phones – it’s a large page! More »

Just a quick post to say that we’re back from holidays. Check back next week for more images!

Happy Belated New Year! I had the great opportunity to be at a friend’s place at Southbank on NYE, so with some luck, I shot these. No tripod, just some steady balancing on the balcony, 18mm, f4.5, ISO400, 1.6 sec. :)

Fate brought Steve & Rachel to meet at a bar awhile back, and fate also had a hand on their first date, where they were supposed to meet for their ‘first date’ but Rachel was at the wrong gate. Luckily she realized something was up and ran towards the right gate. And last Thursday brought the culmination of their relationship – a wedding celebration at The Boulevard in Studley Park, Kew.

I felt quite honoured and amazed by the level of trust given – usually I do get to meet the couple well in advance, but I met Steve just about 40 minutes before the ceremony was due to start, and Rachel when she walked down the path! So I’m proud to say that while it’s my last wedding for 2011, I’m happy that it’s ended on a high note. Steve & Rachel, thanks again, and I hope you enjoy the pictures.

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