Every couple that we shoot are distinct and we make sure we highlight those distinctions even further with shoots that identifies them and that they can totally call their own. Sometimes we even come up with names, hashtags, or terms to describe them or their shoots. Their photos, their wedding and they themselves become little icons that people remember them by. Recently we’ve had terms like “The Bucketlist Wedding” and even “The Perfect Wedding” and today we not only bring you to Palawan but in that amazing place we are featuring our trophy couple. If a trophy wife is a status symbol for any man, the trophy couple is a status symbol for any wedding photographer. Extremely good-looking and even better human beings, Kim and Graeme allowed us to realise every frame of their photoshoot like it was taken from the very pages of Vogue magazine. The ease, the unmistakable allure and the sophistication are truly a sight to behold. We don’t take anything for granted that’s why we are truly grateful to be able to execute shoots like these. And today we share those with you. Enjoy.

It’s a struggle to write blog posts when there aren’t many words to say, but the struggle is most when there are just too many, it seems impossible to determine where to start. I’m at a lost for words writing today’s feature. I don’t know if it is because the experience was amazing, or because the photos were some of the best I’ve shot, or because Kam and Lewis were two people just being incredible in so many ways. Honestly, I think it is all of those. This trip took us to China’s cities of Shanghai, Lijiang, and Shangri-la. Each city has its own charm and each offered a different adventure both photo-wise and experience-wise. Being a city guy, I love cosmopolitans. Shanghai obviously is a favourite and while I was familiar with it somehow, I was still surprised with how we were able to bring about the allure of old China just by walking around. From the shoots we did on a rooftop overlooking Shanghai’s captivating skyline, to those by the streets; we were able to capture contrasting sides of the city (old and new and night and day) that were both intense and beautiful. These photos are those you will see in the first part of the feature. The second part of this special post, showcases the photos from Lijiang and Shangri-la, which I didn’t know was a real place (and not just a hotel brand). A part of the Tibetan Autonomous Region, Shangri-la indeed feels like being […]