Jordan Lye

Finished process, burn into CD and pass the photos to his parents today, but seem not very satisfy with the photos, I plan to retake for them. I’m a bit rusty because of the long break and hot weather bla bla bla I shouldn’t find so many excuse for myself……… ^_^

I am so excited to share this little cute baby with you today. He is the son of my Sandvik Ex-colleagues. Since I got a baby, I always want to shoot this kind of family portrait for people. Because I know being a parents the greatest joy is to see that every single moment of your baby is being capture down in video or photos. I’m glad that they gave me this chance to shoot this album for them. I cannot wait to share the full shoot with you all, but at the moment I have some other shots to deal with, will try to update it ASAP, so stay tune………

Happy Monday!

Is my Honored to shoot these photos for Jolene and Jason, is a good practice and polish up for myself also. We spend 2 days to finish up the shooting, this was back in 2009 Christmas and boxing day, but I feel sorry because of the delay due to my heavy work load.

We cover 6 places in 2 days, Tommy and Timmy assist me on this shooting also, without them things won’t go according to what I plan. We are having so much fun in this shooting especially in the botanical garden. I hope these photos can made a good album for them in their wedding day.

This is the 4th consecutive year I visited the flower fest. Those flowers are about the same, what really caught my eyes are those insectivorous plants. I know little bit about them is because I learn from the discovery channel. They are very tiny, and not easy to shoot and focus, some more they put it beneath a shade, so I need to use a flash light to help me on this.

Info from wikipedia: Carnivorous plants (sometimes called insectivorous plants) are plants that derive some or most of their nutrients (but not energy) from trapping and consuming animals or protozoans, typically insects and other arthropods. Carnivorous plants appear adapted to grow in places where the soil is thin or poor in nutrients, especially nitrogen, such as acidic bogs and rock outcroppings.

Once a year the waterfall in Botanical Garden will open for the public viewing in this international water Day. Many photographers waited this once in a year chance to take photos of this amazing waterfall.

Things turn out to be a little bit different now, this year I went in the evening, my wife can’t go with me because it needs to hike a distance, so she waited me down there while doing her walking exercise. I took about half an hour to finish my shooting, and trust me this is the best shot I ever got for this waterfall after trying a several times