Malaya Project - Sneak Peek

Malaya Project - Genevieve and Michelle's Wedding

Jack Spade and a Movie

Thanks Makoy for the heads up!

My order came in!

Perfect size for what I carry around with me.

Thanks to Amado too. Even though he doesn't know yet that he bought this for me.

Over the weekend Amado and I caught an early showing of Jiro Dreams of Sushi with some friend.

If you are a foodie, this film would be your food pron.

Musical score and cinematography was on point. I was getting the chills just looking

at the sushi flashing on the screen.

Besides being visually pleasing, the story was also very touching and inspiring.

I don't want to spoil the film so just catch the trailer here.

Oh, some random things we spotted after the movie.

Others might say its a sign.

I say it was.. 

Sign to get some awesome grub after watching that movie!

April

After watching CreativeLive all weekend long, I was really looking forward to working with April.

In the emails and text messages sent between us two,

 it was clear which direction we wanted to take our session. 

Light, light and light.

Thank goodness the sun decided to cooperate with us.

You look great April! The whole set. Trust!

I adore these two boys. Juku and Kami played with Dynamite and Kaboom when they were still puppies.

Thanks April! And shout out to Adrian again for helping out.

For the hair-shooshing, moving things around, helping out with my equipment and vacuuming.

I don't know why he was vacuuming. 

Sully

My Sully is 6 months old today!

Slow down please. I want to enjoy you as a baby a little bit longer.

Light

Playing with light.

Royal/T : Tune in Tokyo

Japanese event at Royal/T, of course we're in.

Amado sent me the newsletter more than once over the week.

A very obvious hint that he really wanted to go.

Royal/T hosted an event for Tune in Tokyo, a Japanese Lolita Fashion with live performances.

Theres no doubt he enjoyed that night.

"A Very Anxious Feeling"

I want that neon sign!

She was our fav!

May-J

My Photography Comfort Zone

Natural light is very unpredictable yet something I've always enjoyed using since I started doing photography.
It's been my style and I've gotten comfortable with it.

I wanted to shake things up a bit and try strobing.
I'm definitely out of my comfort zone here but I'm also excited.
After reading pages of website and countless videos about strobing, I decided to bug Amado
to help me try things out.