I’ve been photographing weddings for the past 12 years and it has been a life changing experience. Photography plays such a big role in my life and it has became my livelihood, and my well being. And all the journey in the quest of making the next amazing photograph has led me to learn more about the craft, people and ultimately more about myself.
In this episode of Afterwalk, we return to Langkawi to photograph Egle and Anton’s wedding. The newlyweds hosted a cosy wedding just for themselves at the renowed St. Regis Langkawi. We spent a good amount of time to photograph wedding portraits after the ceremony and boy, do we have great lights for the photos. Check out this episode of the Afterwalk. Don’t forget to subscribe if you like anything photography. Click on the notification bell so that you get notify when a new video like this appears on my youtube channel.
We go through week to week photographing weddings and people. It can be my own projects, to a wedding we shot on an exotic island in the world. Ever wonder how it is like for us photographer be at your wedding executing ideas and workflow to make these wonderful images for our client? Wonder no more.
In this episode of Afterwalk, we photographed Charlotte & Usman’s wedding at The St. Regis Langkawi. We dive into the wedding day, and show off some of the most important photographs that we shot for the newlyweds. Here is a story to Charlotte & Usman’s wedding. Sit back and enjoy.
In this video that I did for my youtube channel, I had an idea of making a wedding album from experiences that I had gone through in my life. It is relatively a simple album yet classy. Totally bespoke, self-made and one of the kind out there.
Where do I start? If I were to draw an analogy, making wedding albums are like making a 2 hours movie that would be shown at the cinema, except that the movie is starring the bride and groom, not Emma Stone with Ryan Gosling. Not 2 hours long movie, but 50 pages, each and every page has a purpose. Everything else are more or less the same, just that we do not have multimillion dollar budget in producing it… and the time, certainly not the time.