Human production

So it's been a while since my last post and I have some good reasons. I don't really have much of a following anyways but to those that tune in here now and then I apologize for the dead air.

The reason is that I made a human! Yes incredible. It's a girl (yes girls are more fun) and she's pretty amazing.

Feeding time

Sometimes we feel like we haven't shot in awhile and the reality is... we haven't.  So when we feel like taking shots the first thing we usually do is just shoot what's in front of you. Most the time it actually helps. Here's some Filipino cuisine and Vietnamese Pho yo mouth! HA

New years eve 2012

Celebrating the New Years Eve 2012 flip style!

2011 Desiree & John

Another great couple married this year! This time I'm the best man! Even though I didn't get to shoot my friends wedding, I was proud and thankful to be in it.

The wedding was in San Jose on this beautiful day. One thing I was also happy to do was to set up a photo booth per request from the bride, Desiree. There are a lot of things you don't expect to see at weddings, but when you have something that the guests can work themselves and instantly get a print. Something just comes out from within. Every shot was in between goofy and happy. A lot of photos came out of that booth, but here's the best ones put into a quick montage. Enjoy!

*Update* - So I finally got the photos done from the Desiree & John's rehearsal wedding. I didn't shoot these photos, but they are my settings =)   Thanks Frally! Good Job!

2010 June 28 Engagement Lunch for Des & John

Willow Glen in San Jose, CA. Bill's Cafe, engagement lunch for cousin Des and John. went with the 10-22mm and a 580ex II. the food here is great as always. when shooting this engagement lunch, i wasn't pressuredat all. it's mostly friends or relatives of the bride who attended, so it was very relaxed. it was a busy sunday and there were a lot of customers so it was loud, but we did enjoy ourselves. ended up going close and personal with the shots. i like the wide angle view and it works for every event i've shot. going wide just helps immerse the viewer in what is happening. i couldn't around much either so again it works in that situation (i was eating =))