Posts Tagged ‘wedding photographer in cagayan de oro’

This has got to be the most intimate debut coverage we have attended to. Not that it is better than the other debut celebration we have covered, it is just a simple celebration attended by Marianne’s childhood friends and her very cool relatives. Due to very busy schedule, me, Cocong and Gary were the only ones who were able to cover this special celebration and I could say, it felt like we were not actually doing our work but were more like one of the guests of the party. Maybe because the celebration was held in their house that it has this homey ambience. It was heart-warming and nice to talk and laugh with her very happy and fun loving mamala and papala ( that’s how they call their lolo and lola, very cool how it sounds. ). To Marianne, happy 18th birthday and in behalf of OneHappyStory, we promise that we will cover your wedding day ( in the future ) for free! Yes! It’s free, as long as it will be held in Las Vegas! hahahaha! We had a great time with you, mamala and papala. We would also like to thank Marianne’s mom and dad for trusting us. yahoo!
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-storyteller Bon

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Marianne

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photographed by: OneHappyStory

mua: Jeri Udasco

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with the birthday celebrant…:)

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photographed by: AYE NAVARRO + BON ASERIOS of OneHappyStory

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portraiture | portrait | Cagayan de Oro city

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sliver [?sl?v?] – 1. A slender piece cut, split, or broken off; a splinter.

The shoot was about breaking free from doing the usual shoot. The idea was doing a fashion type photoshoot but the photos portray not the clothes they wear but the emotion and the feelings the pictures gives you.

This was a visual art side project I had after I was invited by Essa and Mai of a photo shoot they had in mind. Essa and Mai are close friends of mine who came up with a nice and unique idea for a shoot.  Their idea was inspired from the yin yang symbol and also to make do of simple garments for them to wear and it was my part on how to interpret their idea and make it like a high fashion shoot. My aim was to take their picture and direct them in such a way people will see first the emotions and the poses they did before the people realizing that they are only wearing simple linens.

We would like to thank club TILT management for giving us full use of the club area.

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And by the way, I’ll be doing a photography workshop this coming April, please stay tuned for more details. Interested participants can now contact me for reservations. Only 15 slots are available. Hope to see you.

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conceptual art by: ESSA SANTOS and MAI MISA

photographed by: BON ASERIOS

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