First and foremost, I want to welcome you and say a big thank you for stopping by to my blogsite. This blogsite will be the place where I update with my recent works (and extra personal rants).

Andy Chin, a professional photographer, from IT background and love everything beautiful and sophisticated, totally love Starbucks Coffee. Started out snapping photos when I got a chance to serve in my local church, and ever since then I realized and recognized my passion about it. There was one fine day when I bumped into a wedding photographer’s blog, I was all thrilled and excited about those amazing and awesome photos that make my heartbeat pause a little! And I got inspired over and all over again. Ever since, I am totally in love about wedding photos, and making it too! I am totally in-love of what am I doing!
Great photos are not just taking it, is about the passion, the pre-visualization and the hard work being put behind the scenes. Is truly the passion and all about it. Without a little passion, I can never walked this far.

My service is available nationwide and international commissions are all welcome. Please write in to inquire for more information. Some hot dates are often inquired and booked very early. Please do contact me soonest to avoid disappointment. Just so because I do not have a permanent meeting place as yet, if you would like to schedule a meet up session, we can arrange that, absolutely. I do really love to meet up with you, have a cup and chat! (an excuse for me to get another Starbucks)

Little guide to help you walk around in this site. Everything is located in the navigation bar on top of this. Interested parties may want to look at Clients, where some essential information can be found.

I wish you and hope that you’ll enjoy your stay here. Feel free to leave a word of comment and happy browsing!

“Technical ability aside, the difference is commitment. Some people look at whatever they do as a job and then they want to be good craftsmen. Then there are people who do it as a passion. They really care about it., and it shows in their photographs. – Mike Morse”