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It was already a long time since I last worked with Aye Navarro and I was happy that I was working side by side again with Aye. Aye was the main photographer and he asked me to be the 2nd photographer for this.  Well I could say, no great photographer can handle a wedding ceremony with 4,000 estimated attendees.
We were definitely exasperated after covering it. Oliver is the present mayor of Laguindingan and every townsfolk was invited.

Photos were of traditional style, sticking to more elegant shots as Aye was more of this kind of style. That is why I like working with him  because our ideas sometimes clash in a good way being traditional and funky.

main photographer: AYE NAVARRO (TEAM ORO)

2nd photographer: BON ASERIOS (TEAM ORO)

video: ATOY MARTINEZ high definition video (TEAM ORO)

One thing about being a photographer is that you have to accept whatever situation nature has to give during a shoot. Summer sun was ferocious that day. We had to walk around 20 minutes under the heat of the sun going to the shooting location. But nonetheless, we still had fun shooting April’s pre-debut shoot.

photographed by: BON ASERIOS

Tenghun which is called “engagement” in English is a traditional Chinese event before marriage. It was my first time to cover a tenghun event. So days before the event, I asked my colleague Aye Navarro about what usually happens during a tenghun event and also I did my own research about it so that I could be well prepared on what will be the things I need to take pictures of. And during the day proper, everything went well and also tried to be as silent as a sleuth so as not to be distracting during the traditional event. My shoutout to the soon to be wed couple: Davidson and Gwen.

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photographed by: BON ASERIOS

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