Planning a wedding in Langkawi is a dream for many couples — and for good reason. The island has everything: white sand beaches, lush backdrops, luxury resorts, and that feeling of being far from everything, yet close enough to share it with the people you love.
Follow a full-day Chinese wedding celebration in Malaysia through the lens of Jon Low — from getting ready and door games to tea ceremonies and reception portraits.
We dive deep into the work that we put in hours and days curating on a wedding we photograph for days in Udaipur. Join us live so you can check out the entire collection of the wedding we shot of Tarinee & Shan.
The city is a great backdrop. It’s busy, it’s interesting, and more importantly, we can’t get the Kuala Lumpur charm anywhere else, but Kuala Lumpur.
The best of it all, is that the city is in our backyard. It’s accessible, and it’s there waiting for us to create new memories it. Photographing in Kuala Lumpur means you get diverse settings, from the sleek modernity of KLCC to our everyday street city charm. Each spot brings a different vibe to your photos, making each shoot unique.
Jon has explore some of the routes through his photowalks, and it’s simple to create a photography experience in the city for couple portraits. The bustling markets and vibrant street scenes add life and authenticity to your portraits. Places like Petaling Street to Merdeka square are perfect for capturing candid moments. Despite being a bustling city, KL has plenty of green spaces too. Local parks to hiking trails like the Kiara route provide a serene, natural backdrop that contrasts beautifully with urban shots.
We’re excited to share our amazing experience at the Sony Alpha Super Workshop. It was incredible to connect with 100 passionate participants and dive deep into the art of wedding photography. Together with Eric, we explored the latest Sony gear, shared our favorite techniques, and emphasised the importance of capturing real, heartfelt moments.
Imagine this situation. While in themiddle of a photo shoot, trying to capture those perfect wedding day portraits, and suddenly the groom gets a call about the missing red wine? Or the venue starts asking about guest accommodations right then and there? And oh, guests are arriving, but the registration desk isn’t ready? Yep, it’s more common than you’d think, and it can turn a dream day into a bit of a logistical nightmare.
Getting along well with your wedding photographer isn’t just nice, it’s key to getting those perfect wedding photos. So, how can you make sure you’re on the same page? Here are a couple of easy, free ways to break the ice and ensure you get the best results.
As a wedding photographer, my job is to capture those once-in-a-lifetime moments for the happy couple. They’ve trusted me to document their big day, a task I take with both joy and responsibility. It’s all about creating memories that last forever.
Ever feel a bit awkward in front of a camera? You’re not alone. Most of us aren’t supermodels and don’t spend our days striking poses. But when it comes to your wedding day, photos are a big deal. They capture the love, the laughter, and all those special moments.
Let’s dive into something close to my heart – and probably yours if you’re in the midst of wedding planning. How high up on your priority list is wedding photography?