Nowadays there are so many ways to display photos of the newly wed during their wedding reception. Posters, banner, guest book etc. Billboards may be too big to be displayed and lightbox is abit bulky..ahaha.. How about photo frame? Not any traditional frame, these photo frame is extremely thin profile and uses LED lights projected behind a glass panel which enable the photos to be even more outstanding. I was impress when I first saw it at Ragu & Shalini's Wedding Reception as it is a wedding gift from her sister. Amazingly, the lead time to prepare it is also not long as I took their wedding ceremony photos on Thursday and gave her sister a copy on the same day. There they are, displayed brightly during their wedding reception on Sunday. For more info of this amazing photo frame, please visit http://www.truelightconcept.com

This is my second assignment at Passion Road, KL and a totally second experience as well. The whole place was so romantically decorated with fabric wrapped hearts hanging from the trees in the garden, transparent top tent, dangling candelier lighting along the hallway and many more details which lighten up the ambience. It just felt so comfortable having a private gathering in the garden without compromising it's grandness.

Link: Shajahan & Ayeesha'a Wedding Reception Gallery

I was listening to the radio when I'm on my way to Ragu & Veshalini's Wedding. Since it's 1st of April, the topic of the day was everyone's april fool's experience. A caller then related her sad experience. It's her birthday and her friends called her up for a gathering to celebrate her birthday. When she was there, nobody turn up After waiting awhile, she received a call from her friend saying it was a prank. To rub salt to her wounded heart, there wasn't any other plan to celebrate her birthday at all, which means this is totally an april fool's joke. To me, this joke went abit too far. Hopefully my boy will not have to go through this Happy 2nd Birthday to you, My Boy.

This engagement ceremony was done at home and the environment is no less vigorous. Many relatives came with joy and blessings to witness this blissful ceremony. Although the weather was quite uncertain that day, that did not dampen the spirit of the ceremony as everyone enjoyed themself and lauged their heart out whole night through. This would be the best blessings of all. Stay tune for their up coming wedding at Taiping in July.

Link: Stanley & Deborah's Engagement Gallery

Drop by at the new Nikon Centre in Berjaya Time Square to test out the new Nikon 24mm F1.4. Drag my lovely wife along to be my model to test out this lens capability. I think this is her first obvious appearance in my BLOG. Amazingly, this lens is very sharp even at F1.4. It enables me to focus very closely to my subject. However, focusing is slower compare to 24-70mm F2.8 lens. The amazement cost a whopping price of around RM6800. Would I get it ..nah .. don’t think I’ll utilize it much. It’s more of a collection item rather than for work as it doesn’t fit well in my wedding photography purpose. Nevertheless, this lens is surely attractive.

Taa-daa..sneak preview of HomeFinder coming issue. This time, I have the opportunity to take snapshots at the largest private hanger in Malaysia whereby only authorise personal are allowed access. Specifically those with camera are strictly prohibited . Most of the aircraft are owned by businessmen, corporate owner and those rich and famous.

This is one funny assignment. Both Barani and I was confused and unsure if the ceremony was meant for engagement!! Before this, the engagement ceremony I've witness were much more simple. Even Barani was confuse when I double confirm with her if it's an engagement or wedding ceremony...kakakakkaa

Link: Jayakumar & Barani's Engagement Gallery

Haha..another job marathon and sent my wife crazily worried. Normally, I would travel by air if my assignment is around Penang or Johore area. However, due to time constrain, this time was made exceptional. After a night assignment at Passion Road, came back home for a quick rest and off again driving to Penang Island in the wee hour of 3am. A tin of Nescafe and some Japanese Snow Biscuits kept me fresh throughout the journey. Luckily, this was a half day assignment at Penang Gurdwara. If it's gonna be a full day job, i'll be a dead fish then..ahaha..I even have time to savour the Penang char kwey teow at Gurney Drive before heading back home. Seriously, 7 hours of driving in a day is really tiring