Posts Tagged ‘wedding photographer’

First of Three sets…

NOVELISTA PASTA: ADAM, JAPS, ADONIS, ERICKSON

photographed/concept by: BON ASERIOS

funkyTV are:

Katrina

Gary

Bon

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After many months of preparations, the day had come Erika and Chester became officially married. I could still remember the many emails Erika sent me just to make sure that everything will be fine and in perfect order.  She was really that hands on, and I am pretty sure Chester was also running around doing his own side of errands. It was a very nice day to see my former classmate in Ateneo de Davao getting hitched and also the fact that I was able to see my former classmates too, being there as her bridesmaids. It was a very tiring day as we were already up and running around 5am and was still running around till the end of the coverage around 11pm. But as long as the couple is up to the challenge, all was worth it. Not forgetting to mention that Davao is a 7 hour bus ride from Cagayan de Oro. Well anyway, there are no boundaries for me. If it means I have to climb mountains or travel to Antarctica to cover a wedding there, I will really go there. Again I share my congratulations to the newly weds. Have a rakenrol life ahead!

Do also watch their onsite video created by Allan of MVP.

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photographed by: BON ASERIOS

video by: MVP

church: St. Paul Church

preparation/reception: Grand Men Seng Davao City

coordination: BCM events

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photo and video team

special thanks to Mr. Ronald Duque for volunteering to assist in this shoot. Salamat. coffee is on me next time.

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Erika and Chester SDE from Allan Alejandrino on Vimeo.

The photography workshop focused more on letting the participants acquire that “photographer’s eye”. And so I chose to share my knowledge on how to compose a photo instead rather than focusing more in editing. My aim was for them to be very observant with every detail when they frame their photo. That each photo has its own story to tell and by putting those in a harmonious way would create a story. This workshop, we tackled from landscape photography, food, fashion but I decided to do more portraits as doing portrait photography is the usual kind of photography.  They are only using kit lenses and I taught them how to use them in portraiture.

So here are the shots of my participants and after teaching them basic knowledge using Photoshop and just guiding them through, they were the one who edited their photos. Editing was more of their own taste rather than me dictating what they want to do with their own photos. Again I would like to thank to the Lord God above for giving us a wonderful weather for the shoot, my participants who showed in my workshop with great enthusiasm and to the organizer of the workshop, Ms. Pickle Flores, for letting this workshop possible. I hope that a Razzle Dazzle part 2 will be in store in the future. So I am also calling out you people who are interested to learn photography that I am open to one on one workshops or group workshops, just shoot me an email…

photos 31-37 are photographed by me.

Once again THANK YOU SO MUCH…