As I promised from my blogpost yesterday, here are the photos from John and Sharon's boudoir photosession they had right after their wedding. The combination of the lack of time and ideas for an e-session and the choice of highlighting one's assets led to the decision to have a intimate and impassioned shoot instead.

It has been a while since I shot my last boudoir session thus I was both a little excited and tense. hahaha =) but thanks to sharon who was so comfortable that the entire shoot happened in a breeze =)

Enjoy the photos =)

John and Sharon are from New York. John is a highschool teacher while Sharon is obsessed with the highschool vampire, Edward, in the Twilight series . John calls out and corrects all the grammatical errors in my contract (which I thought was flawless) while Sharon laughs at them. hahaha. kidding. =) They are one of the very few couples that I meet for the first time on the actual wedding day. Even though we didn't get the chance to meet I was able to know a lot about though constant communication where esle? facebook! =) hahaha.

Many people comment that Sharon is hot. What I personally think is unimportant. hahaha. What is important is what you'd think base on my photographs of her. As a warm-up, please enjoy John and Sharon's wedding photos below. And watch out for my next post where I be showcasing their steamy boudoir photoshoot.
 

Today, metrophoto conquered and was conquered by one of mankind's most amazing structures.

Watch out for more photos from this engagement session soon =)

It took a lot of ideas, a lot of turns, and a lot planning before Jay and Gaia finally decided that they are going to have their e-session in Ilocos Norte. Afterall, Jay is a tycoon from Laoag (that's what we tease him) and Gaia is a princess from Bagiuo (which isfar up north as well). And who am I to say no to a photoshoot in one of the best places in the Philippines? I'm actually stoked that they chose to have their e-session there instead. woohoo!

An hour's flight from Manila brought me back to the homeland of the Marcoses after 5 years, and this time I'm ready to bring home more than memories. We had our schedules all packed. Including of course feasting ourselves with native ilocano delicasies like the Bagnet and their famous Empanada.

We shot heavily (heavily?!) in the Putaput Viaduct (where I had to hike up a cliff to get a spectacular shot of the bridge and the sea - with the couple of course) and in the Bangui Windmills. Both were dream locations for me to shoot and I could do a cartwheel because of so much excitement when we got there. hahaha =)
 
Enjoy the photos from this intense e-session.