Credits to the model for the photos.
Monday, September 5, 2011
And I almost forgot this one
This shoot was done way back. I really cannot even remember if it was done this year or the previous year. The model is "keen on serious modelling" Runner up of Miss Singapore, she definitely has the potential. And on the plus side, she has a very charming personality and is very friendly.
Credits to the model for the photos.






Credits to the model for the photos.
And Yet more shoot
The Martial Artist
CC is an accomplished athelete. Her passion for martial arts has allowed her to participate in the Olympic Games and to represent her country. I have done some photos with her. She looks fierce and trust me she is very strong, well-toned and well-built. But there is also a sensual side to her. That part is for another post, perhaps. Meanwhile, credits go to the model.




More photoshoots... Yay!
Photoshoots.... Long time huh!!!
Photos with me in it.
Birthday Party Celebration
I haven't been posting for a while. I have been shooting, perhaps not as frequently as previously. Birthday celebrations, especially in clubs, are really difficult to tackle for the photogrpahers. There are restrictions as to the equipment you can bring in, restrictions about what you can and what you cannot shoot, restrictions about the space you can use as clubs are crowded and full of people. Furtheremore, the crowd there is usually having fun and most of the times, unable to focus properly due to consumption of alcohol. People move around, following the beat of the music, often fast-paced, with glasses in their hands, spilling their contents as they jump around.
So you get the picture, it is challenging. It is also difficult because of the lighting that clubs use. Anyway, I am not saying all this because I want to find excuses for the poorer quality of the photos, if any. In fact, I am just pointing out the issues with shooting in clubs. One advice would be to bring the cheapest SLR you have, bring a zoom lens, kit lenses usually do great, anything from 18-55mm. And good luck !
And of course, all the credits go to the people present there and who let me take their photos.
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