Winnie & Dillion met me in Mid Valley Bridal Fair (January 2009) and they immediately confirmed me. It was really a privileged to have worked with them as they were definitely for me couple of the year for being the nicest, kindest and also most generous people I have ever met. At the end of the wedding I was generously tipped and Dillion’s father quoted ” Melvin you are definitely the world’s best photographer.” Really enjoyed myself on this assignment and again I made new friends.

Here is a brief highlight of the wedding… I have more images but I am keeping it to show you more when we meet up… :)

Diana & Nicholas’s Pre Wedding Shoot.

When I started my photography journey, it was very nice of my friend to have cancelled her photographer and instead decided to use me because they prefer my style of photography and the way I work… they wanted something different. Diana wanted images which really show how they felt about each other rather then images which are over commercialized. They did not want images which show too much of a wedding rather they preferred more to how they felt about one another. I suggested then lets not use make up and just run around with T-shirt, jeans, some flowers and their ring…

The following shots were done in Putrajaya and it was great… they were having lots of fun as normally I let them do what they want and I just shoot… With just 2 simple props ( 2 sets of flowers ) and a reflector we were on our way shooting around Putrajaya and laughing thought out the day… from 8am to 1pm we were shooting and going crazy… It all ended with a nice Thai lunch which the couple treated my wife and I… the day I passed the images to Diana, she immediately messaged me and informed me how much they loved it and their family were very excited about it as well… 

It was very difficult to photograph more mature people. I had to make friends with them first before asking permission to shoot. I only managed to get Mr Lee  to openly allow me to shoot him but it was worth it… I really like the images I took of him of his portrait as well as his pose among all the children… classic image…

The main feature that distinguishes KL Bird Park from any other bird parks is the concept of free-flight is as if you are stepping into an enormous bird cage, where visitors will have a chance to witness at close proximity how approximately 800 birds of 60 local and foreign species.

Apparently these birds have adapted so well to this environment is that they are already able to breed naturally.

The picture above was definately not taken in the Bird Park. This was taken at Bangsar where there were alot of Crows.

Hope you enjoyed the photos.