Showing posts with label bride. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bride. Show all posts

Friday, July 7, 2017

Ron & Rachel Wedding 2017

 As the bride gets ready to walk down the aisle...

 Top shot of the wedding ceremonies...
 Before that 1st Kiss as Man & Wife...
Post-Nup Wedding Portrait

Thursday, January 9, 2014

The Young Bride








One of my favorites to shoot are young brides...youthful, fresh and oh so beautiful...I really had fun having covered her wedding...don't you think?

A Centuries-old Church, Love and The Volcano






There is a certain magic when you hold a wedding at an old church...it seems that the occasion is historical in the sense that we only get married once in our lives and we beseech the spirits of old to bestow upon us their blessings.

Actually, I have always loved shooting weddings at these kinds of venues...this was taken at the Daraga Parish Curch in Albay Province, Philippines.

And one Post-nup Photo I love is where the newly-weds appreciating the appraisal from Bicol's Maiden, Mayon Volcano...

Saturday, February 2, 2013

Pre-Wedding Pictorial Session

Bridal Shoes

Bridal Swarovski Necklace shot with the Nikkor 50mm 1.8 Lens

Wedding Rings in Coffee Beans shot with the Nikkor 50mm 1.8 Lens

Bridal Portrait

Bridal Portrait with Swarovski Bouquet going down the stairs.

This Client was a surprise one. I was just supposed to go to the wedding as a guest, since it was my friend who was tying the knot at that day but ended up being The Wedding Photographer. Works for me.

I used a 50mm 1.8 NIKKOR Lens and the 18-105mm Kit that came with my Nikon D90 for my weddings.
With this set, I used ambient light due to the fact that her hotel room had big windows which makes it just right to capture the moments and the details during the wedding prep.

Bermido Engagement Pictorial

Prenup Pictorial Misty Mono 
Prenup Pictorial Jump Shot

Prenup Pictorial Hitching a Ride Shot


It's nice to have a young couple as clients because they are open to anything...from wardrobe to locations to what pose they're supposed to do.

This session was shot early morning, just as the sun rose from the horizon on the hills of Camalig, Albay.

Friday, May 25, 2012

Mariz in Mono

Wedding Portrait

The Bride

The Bride & Bouquet

The Bride in waiting...

I have been a fan of monochrome since I was a kid...the old wedding photographs of my mom & dad...their old school pictures printed in that old-style photo paper that's as tough as cardboard boxes...the emotion you get from just looking at these images sans their color, its priceless!

That's why, when I got into wedding photography professionally, it has been a signature to have portraits in this genre.


Jing + Jun: Wedding Preview

Wedding Rings in Ice
The Bride & The Cellphone(Close-up)

The Bridal Portrait in Mono



Starting this month...this BLOGSPOT will now just only feature my photography clients to cater to a growing clientele in the photography world...

I hope this will be a better venue for all your wedding/ engagement & food photography...enjoy!