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Several weeks ago I took a series of engagement photos for the couple. Too bad I couldn’t attend their wedding.

Due to traffic, it was getting dark by the time we got started, so it was a little harder but the light was also softer.

Congratulation to the Newlyweds!

Early morning, the wedding party getting ready.


Practicing their song to the bride.

Heading out, slowly making our way toward the church.

Having breakfast at MacDonald’s. We really wanted to wear those plastic bibs!

The Bride walking down the aisle!

The newly wed re-entering the church.

The celebration banquet, here John is thanking his grandma in Cantonese.

Watching a slideshow with many childhood photos.

The entire wedding party. The groomsmen and bridesmaid really did a great job in making sure the day go smoothly.


Steve got everybody on the dance floor and taught us a few Indian dance moves.

Shirley trying to imitate Nelson.

This shot turned out pretty well with some off-camera flash.


Congrats again to the new couple!

So this past weekend I attended my future landlord’s daughter’s wedding. Due to the rain the wedding was moved into the banquet hall with just chandelier light pointing up to the ceiling. I had left my external flash in Canada so it was very challenging to get the shots to come out.

Congradulation to the newly wed, Justin and Onika! I am very happy for you guys.

Mr & Mrs Medina

So Friday night I ran out of work and caught the last bus that takes me straight to Boston Downtown, took the subway to the

I hate the US customs. They had to X-ray my bag like 4 times cause of all the metal items in there (keychains, keys..). Stupid me for not remembering that I have a multi-purpose tool and my butane lighter in the bag from camping and they ended up taking it.
The had like 2 people peeling off every padding off my camera case to make sure there is no bomb in it, made a big mess and gave everything back to me in a plastic bin…

The wedding day (Today is a long blog cause I want to post more pictures from the wedding):