Dev & Hemala's Wedding Ceremony
Dev & Hemala's Wedding Ceremony
Date: 15th November 2013
Venue: Serdang, Selangor
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We have been photographing in wedding industries since the year 2009. Earning recognitions for our fresh, honest and sometimes fun, quirky lifestyle images, We specialize in capturing moments and the essence of the person(s) in those moments, and brings forth a fine art sensibility to our wedding work through subtle and “immersive” post productions.
In every wedding event and throughout the ceremonies, we search intently for the rare and intimate moments between loved ones, and people surrounding them. We see these (sometimes in split seconds) honest displays of emotions not with our eyes, but with our heart because here is where we find the real connections. These are the "winning seconds" that will encapsulate what is essentially the core emotions, the moment of truth we hope to capture!
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