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Photoblog - A Relative's Wedding

Sunday, June 17, 2007


I havent updated for quite some time. since I have now found a shortcut to making photologs that is hopefully sustainable, I will take this oppurtunity to try it out.

these are some photos from a wedding I attended a very long time ago. sometime in march I think, at some four or five star hotel in orchard la.

no particular reason for taking them actually. in fact, usually, I dont even bother to take photos of weddings. just happens that this bride is chio I wanted to test out the K800i which was not even a few weeks old at that time yet.



this is that classic champagne pouring thing la. no need explain you also know one.



then must do the "you drink from my glass, I drink from your glass" thing. I imagine that one day when I attend a wedding dinner the couple gets their hands entangled and end up spilling the drink. HAHA. sorry.



after drink already must look affectionately at each other for 10 seconds till the emcee decides to speak up.



the bride smiling at the emcee for some reason. the emcee is some relative by the way, so she is not trying to look for another husband so quickly. the real husband seems to be smiling at the hotel guy though...



this photographer no ethics one. block the shot of another photographer just like that. the bride looks quite ugly here. guess it is a bad angle.



oi, uncle, block enough already or not. now for that yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaam seng thing already. must take a good shot of that.



finally that bugger disappeared. the classic yaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaam seng ceremony begins.



"I love wife, wife love me, we are happy family..."



the menu just in case I forget.



wanted to talk about this tap as well. this is in their washroom. as you can see, the water flows out of the slit in the wall of the sink. when you dont turn the tap, you will have no idea where the water will come from. I must admit I felt a bit suaku for that short period of time.

lets see if I can post another one up...
posted by Desmond, 1:09 AM