Since I'm no longer unemployed now, I need to juggle up time between work, photography and blogging. Anyway, here are more pictures taken from last week's photoshoot with the Featuring Dancers in the evening of The Empire Hotel & Country Club. Just some different design experiments I've been working on these past few days, something to keep this blog occupied while I'm still trying to re-organize things and adapt myself in the working life.
At these jobless times, the one thing that's been keeping me occupied is acquiring new techniques in image editing, which I think I still need to brush up, so I made a little experimentation on my stock photos and did my magic. Nothing beats multitudes of layers and brushes to achieve a gritty surreal imagery of a busy night street scene in KL. I should travel more and do this more often. Long live CS3!
One of the most craziest things you could do during wedding shoots is the unimaginable poses you could come up with to assign your group shots. I mean, look at it this way. Normal group shot poses are so, well, normal... (although still necessary), in every wedding photo albums, so I figured I'd have a little fun of my own and changed my approach. In fact, it does give out a more memorable touch when you bend the rules. after all, the wedding is the most enjoyable time for the family members and guest (the young ones especially) to be in group shots and they'd do anything to be in the picture, so the photographer is literally in command. Of course, there are a lot more creative ideas you could come up with and try out, as long as they're not in the most awkward positions, it's all good.
