Joanne and James rocked this session. Seriously. I couldn’t have asked for a better couple.
Whilst my stay at Thailand I was unable to shoot Danielle’s debut. I did Danielle’s sister’s debut about the same time last year, but couldnt make it out to this one. Fortunately I was able to find my very good friend Lawrence Tolentino of Lolo Photo, lolophoto.com to cover this debut. Lawrence showed me the way when I first picked up my camera and has literally motivated me to work hard and achieve something in my photography career. He understands exposure and composition better than anyone else I know in this trade and I cant say enough about him. Danielle’s Debut was just one of another long line of debuts, events, and weddings he’s done and if you ever need a photographer other than myself, please contact Lawrence and set up a consultation. After the debut I designed Danielle’s album so she’d have something similar to her sister’s album I made. It was a new thing working with pictures I’ve never seen before. Usually when I have a photo I remember how it was taken and what was around the edges, but this time I was literally working with just what I had. In a way it was easier since I wasn’t distracted by what I remember was happening and what things looked like, BUT it was hard since I usually shoot my weddings with an album design or story in mind as I shoot. It was a new experiment but i’m very glad I was able to do it. Thank you to Lawrence Tolentino again – Credit for all the Photography. Hope you enjoy the design!
A couple months back I hosted a photoshoot giveaway and Chris Baclig was our winner. When he came into the studio we decided that he wanted an entire headshot rehaul and we did both in studio and on location shots. We did the entire thing in under 3 hours including driving time to Cal Poly Pomona. The theatre department was kind of enough to let us use their stage as backdrop while they were adjusting their lights. I hope these photos are put to good use and serve purpose well. Chris has a big future ahead of him and I’m glad I’m able to help in some way. Thanks for participating Chris! Please enjoy responsibly.
Assisting and Make-up/Warddrobe: James Macasaet and Gaby Manalo
