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    A child's delight and awe at the first glimpse of the bride. A couple caught in a private moment amongst the whirl of activity surrounding them. A strong visual juxtaposition of eastern tradition and modern wedding practices.

    In the midst of the bustle and chaos of the wedding day, these serendipitous moments and little details are often overlooked. Many a time, these shots are the very ones which tell the most interesting stories, the snaps that surprise and delight the couple when they look back on the day together.

    Every couple's love is unique and beautiful, every wedding an occasion worth treasuring. It is my aim to help every couple tell the story of their special day, bring out their personalities and preferences, and capture the reactions and candour of all those who share in the couple's joy.

    With a background in psychology and the arts, I have a keen eye for the aesthetic and a knack for capturing the best (and worst!) of human emotion and expressions. To me, shooting a wedding means first getting to know the couple, their loved ones, family traditions, cultures and idiosyncrasies -- a rich tapestry that translates into beautiful pictures with depth and feeling.

    I look forward to being a part of your special day, and helping you capture the memories of a lifetime.

Be All You Can Be

NYE 2011

Diego + Shin

Bishop’s Gate

What a way to wrap up the year with this last wedding assignment.

Thank you both Diego and Shin for being such wonderful subjects and may this herald an exciting and fulfilling new year in your lives together! 

Chris P

{“Be all you can be”  was one of the recruiting slogans used by the U.S. army between 1980-2001. The groom himself, an American had spent four years serving the military.}

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Pumped up kicks

3 December 2011

Craig + Rosemary

Conrad Centennial Singapore / One on The Bund

Shooting (with a quick hand) for the boss of Comcepts Asia was crazier than anticipated but thoroughly enjoyable.

Wishing the couple a lifetime of thrills and spills as they embark on a new chapter in their lives! 

Chris P

{“Pumped Up Kicks” – a song by American indie pop band Foster the People that was used for the dance sequence during the day’s gate-crashing activities.}

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