When Abhy first contacted me, I was wondering what ethnicity she is. Certainly the name doesn’t sounds like Chinese name to me at all! Lo and behold, I guess it right, She is an Indian. Now that puzzled me, Indian, really? Am I gonna shoot an Indian wedding? So after we exchanging emails and text messages couple of time, we have confirmed to work out together and I was all happy about it. I heard about Indian wedding is one colorful events! It must be fun!

Indeed the wedding is an eye-opener to me. Thou Siva and Abhy had a ‘minimalist’ version of the ceremony but there were still very formal and proper. I totally salute the details that Indian pay attention to, so many of them! Those are wonderful!

I had Benjamin Lim to help me this time round. He is one humble man, eager to learn. Glad to work with you bro! Great having you as companion on the road, KL-Bentong-KL. :D

I want to thank Siva and Abhy for giving me a chance to be part of your wedding day and entrusted me to photograph the memorable event. I wish you both happy and sweet marriage!

I like the fabric :)

The head piece is HEAVY. Spelled Bold and Capitalized!

My dream car, a white 5 series. *ahem*

Can you imagine this is actually a school hall?

Siva is at the altar, for the first part of the ceremony. And I thought he’s truly minimalist, as compare to real Indian wedding. Until then, later.

As mentioned above, Siva changed later for the second part of the ceremony. Now that’s handsome. I mean even more handsome. :D

There was a videographer, has a video light so huge, heavy and hot (that makes 3H), it lights up the whole stage and it has a powerpoint carry on his shoulder to power the light. So not portable. But thank goodness many times the light added little drama in the photo, like this:

Of course there will be music! But I don’t know what is this instruments here. Drum and flute, kinda.

This so unpredictable grain tossing that I have missed Abhy’s expression of being surprised, or shocked. But I think this one made it too.

Jenny Sun
love the hand over fire shot… you have a real eye for details :)
ps: just a note with ur blog layout, if possible, it would be great if we could see the comment button easier. It took me awhile to find :p But then again, i could be blind :)
Tuesday, June 30th, 2009 @ 17:30

sam koh
i love the indian colours!! amazing – very different type of wedding :)
Tuesday, June 30th, 2009 @ 17:38

Benjamin
wow..respect, love it. The shot of the priest throwing the stuff into the fire..wow! how u got that moment.
also the last picture the rice throwing..I dont remember you being so close. but amazing…much to learn from you
Tuesday, June 30th, 2009 @ 22:55

Benjamin
oh i also love the car shot! =D
Tuesday, June 30th, 2009 @ 23:15

Andy Chin
Thank you every one. These are very encouraging, I am motivated.
@jennysun i make the popup windows larger now. Hope that helps, meantime waiting for new blog design. :)
@samkoh I have seen even more colorful one. like the whole AdobeRGB gamut. hehe…
@benjamin that was actually Siva’s hand. The priest was top naked. :D We sure can share our knowledge, there must be something I can learn from you too :)
Tuesday, June 30th, 2009 @ 23:47

Alex TheBackpackr.com
Stuck your head out of the window to get the car in motion? :) Someone should have taken the photographer who was taking the car!
Like the vibrance and colours. Also like how some shots have slower shutter speeds, so you can see some motion. Awesome, Andy.
Wednesday, July 1st, 2009 @ 8:14

Rani
Wonderful, excellant, Awesome andy chin a job well done. I love the close up shot of Abhy in the blue saree and the one in fuschia. She looks like a doll. Credit goes to you. Wow!
Tuesday, July 28th, 2009 @ 13:42

Rajevdas
Bro.salute to the photographer.
Excellent Job…
Thursday, August 20th, 2009 @ 18:10
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