Simplicity
Sometimes, the simpler a photograph is, the more beautiful it can be. Here’s a shout out to simplicity.
Read MoreArchive for the ‘Indian Weddings’ Category
….and introducing….
The most anticipated moments during a wedding tend to be when the bride walks into the ceremony and when the couple walks into the reception. It is when you hear “….and introducing….” that everyone stands up, cheers, and the celebration really starts. Here’s one of those moments.
Read MoreTears of a father
If you look long enough during a wedding, you will see tears. They are tears of joy and none are more joyful than the tears of a father.
Read MoreLocation? What location?
Everyone thinks about location first when taking portraits. I want a photograph at such and such a place. I learned early on that you think about light first and then background. Sometimes, however, I find something that just makes me go “WOW!” and I have to create my own light. Such was the case with […]
Read MoreThe Hidden Name
A tradition with South East Asian weddings is for the groom’s name to be hidden somewhere in the beautiful and intricate henna work the bride wears. The groom should find it sometime during the evening. This particular photograph came about as the bride and groom were talking during a break in the reception. As […]
Read MoreThe Look of Love
Here’s another of my “Best Shots”. This one is from an engagement session and simply captures the “look of love”. After photographing in several locations throughout Houston, this shot came through. I try to not “over pose”, so I just position people and let them get comfortable and interact. I had just taken another […]
Read MoreThoughtful Bride
Continuing with the “Best Shots” series, here is one from my very first South East Asian wedding back in 2005. To say this was an overwhelming experience to be cast into would be an understatement. I had prepared myself by researching as much as I could and talking with some friends who specialized in […]
Read MoreLook at that artwork!
Let’s start a new series. I’m going to call this “Best Shots” and it’ll feature some of my favorite photos along with the story being it. So, let’s start off with this one. This particular photo was taken as the little girl was mesmerized at the incredible henna work was being applied. I […]
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