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Lawrence was shooting as the main photographer so I had the chance to pull out the BIG GUNS. This series was shot entirely with a Mamiya AFD III, 80mm f1.9 and a Leaf Aptus 28mp Digital Back. It give a bokeh that only available to medium format shooters, the 80mm f1.9 is the fastest medium format lens you can get your hand on. The raw file from the digital back is a delight to work with, the dynamic range, color and details really shows up the capability of the Leaf Aptus Digital Back.

I’ve only use the Leaf when I’m on a commercial/advertisement shoot, somehow I’ve never used it for a wedding shoot before. I guess it is just a mind set that I need a fast shooting camera for wedding. Shooting with the Leaf is slow and deliberate, sounds corny but it almost seems like shooting film. I guess my couples will be seeing more of this camera in future shoots.

Paris here we come!!! Wanna join in the fun?

Priced at $5800 for 1 couple to go. And ONLY $4800 for 2 or more couples to go!!! Oh yes, traveling period is around end Aug, early September 2011.

Drop us an email at weddings@36frames.com for details and bookings.

Love,
Lawrence

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Joel & Ellen Prewedding

This is a brief story about Joel & Ellen, who met way before they dated. Like in primary school? And they never took noticed of each other in that way until…… magic happens!

Enjoy!

cheers,
Eileen
(Videographer)

We are delighted to share with all of you that 3 of our photos won a placing in the Artistic Guild Wedding Photojournalist Association (AG|WPJA) 4th Quarter 2010 Contest. The news came in over the weekend and here are the photos that stood out from the rest that came in from worldwide.

6th Place: Kids (Being Kids)

17th Place: Reception

13th Place: Creative Portrait

The couple and us spent many hours at starbucks discussing the best way to create a childhood montage different from the regular way. Of course neither do they like to act alot and so up came the “flashcard” idea.

Enjoy the video,
cheers,
Eileen (videographer)

There are many ways we can present a photomontage. Not necessarily just photo after photo after photo. So here’s a video of a photomontage combined with some daily happenings and the love and relationship between the couple!

Vernon & Jessica are a fun and quirky couple! So they wanted a video that is interesting, that can make their friends laugh and liven up the atmosphere of their wedding day. So here’s what we’ve got. Enjoy!

cheers,
Eileen
(Videographer)

We are going back to old school days. Shooting in film that is! And I’m loving it! Keep us in check to see more of our film works in future.

Love,
Lawrence

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Here’s a sneak of what went behind the scenes of this tedious stop-motion pre-wedding video.

Basically both Shaun and Tanny had to hold poses for a really long time, and every time Ruey Loon says “ok” they either have to move one step, or make a really small movement while holding the rest of their pose.

Ruey Loon took more than 5000 shots, so I’m guess Shaun, Tanny, Lawrence and Me had his voice ringing in our heads the entire day after the shoot.

“ok..ok..ok..ok..ok..ok..ok..”

Enjoy!
Eileen (Videographer)

Lately, 3D animations and movies are everywhere. Which leads me thinking if I could come out with a 3D photo? I began to experiment on one of the recent pre-wedding photos and it works!!!

Our very first ever 3D pre-wedding photo! =)

Come on, take out your 3D glasses and give it a try.

Love,
Lawrence
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