Aileen & James Pre-Wedding |
25.08.2011 |
It must be a banker thing. A culture, perhaps. A good one to have, actually. I know a few people from the banking industry and they all seem to share two very prominent traits. They are all very DETAILED and ORGANIZED. Aileen is one of them and it’s so good to work with brides who know exactly what they want! No need for uncertainty nor guessing games! I was given moodboards for the look and feel, and photos of her beautiful gown and cheongsam. We worked together and carefully planned the route to shoot at at Putrajaya.
We started out at Taman Botani and as we made our way to Pullman hotel, we made a few pit stops along the way. Both Aileen and James needed little direction and knew how to work the camera. My favorite part of the day was in the open field where the “lalangs” (switch grass) were waist-high. The lighting, weather and props she brought along for the shoot were just perfect!
Later, Aileen changed into a beautiful red, low back, lacy cheongsam and we explored the Pullman grounds for sunset/dusk shots. Another favorite shot of mine for the day was the little surprise we got as we captured the tiny insects lit up by the flash! It was also my first time that night I tried out the Metz Flashes sponsored by Schmidt Marketing. After so many years of using my EX580′s it needed a little bit of getting used to but worked seamlessly once I got the hang of it! I must say, I’m pleasantly surprised that the Metz flashes were easy to navigate and pretty user friendly!




























Photography by Fiona Lim & Ng Hsien Ming
Makeup + Hair by Remy Ngan
Flowers by Mng Bouquets
























































































