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A studio shoot with a soon-to-be mom named Audrey and enjoyed every minute of it 😉 One of those clients that we met at Momzilla Fair and we are so grateful that we got the chance to capture her heartbeats 🙂
Amari Moments…Capturing heartbeats…Documenting days…Celebrating seasons 🙂
some of my snaps for covering behind the scenes and show for Ryan Madamba. Thankful for Rocio Olbes for hiring me in documenting this awesome event.
Quick shoot with my assistant at Studio while waiting for the baby to get ready…well this assistant is turning 7 this year and who knows after 7 she’ll be holding the camera too and not just making the kids laugh while I shoot. 🙂
Classic shabby chic theme for a cake smash session 🙂 happy day shooting a happy kid who is about to turn 1 🙂
Amari Moments…capturing heartbeats, celebrating seasons 🙂
A maternity session that can passed for a boudoir shoot 🙂 Because the soon-to-be-mom is so sexy and beautiful with a baby bump that is about to pop 🙂
I just love capturing Abi’s and Mark’s heartbeats as well as their little bundle that is about to see the world soon 🙂
Amari Moments Photography…Capturing Heartbeats…Celebrating Season…Documenting Days
Shoot quite a number of beautiful posh ladies today and this photo pretty sums up how I feel every time I have a camera in my hand and I’m shooting someone so alive and lovely…and someone who will make baliw-baliwan pose just for “picture tayo” request 🙂
Anyway, here’s the BTS video 🙂
advertising shoot with andres and arny 🙂
My 2015 notes…Carpe diem…Surprise yourself and do something different for the first time…Pursue that thing that sets your soul on fire and do that “F” word to yourself…which is forgive…something that I tried everyday instead of being too harsh to self…forgive yourself for the wrong grammar, missed punctuations, missed deadlines, missed shots, for the imperfections, for trusting wrong people, for walking away when you’ve had enough of others’ shit and following your dreams, then move on and live another day…for there are seasons when we can’t do anything but to trust the process and have faith that we will not miss anything that are meant for us…for there are days that we can say that the “struggle” is real (such as being an introvert in an extrovert world, or finding self as the center of joke of people waiting for you to have a social media “fairy tale stories” while you are great with gypsy life) and there’s nothing that we can do but to remind ourselves that before anyone got an opinion, you got a purpose…and there will be days when the only thing that we can do is be still, breathe and if it will make you feel good, say out loud the first “F” word that you can think of.
Favorite graduation photoshoot to date 🙂 They are talented interior designers who got retro for their creative theme 🙂 Browse below and feel free to send a message for collaboration and graduation photo packages and rates 🙂
Not the first time to do a concert coverage but this is the first time that I covered a concert from Day 1 of preparation, (from press conference, rehearsal to final event)…from early morning call times to late night coverage, this was definitely a memorable experience. I had never looked at concert production people who worked tirelessly behind the scenes to come out with a well-planned concert to ensure the buyers’ money worth. On stage, they will see ONE artist pouring out her heart for a performance…but in reality, that one artist was a composition of multi-talented artists, that one was made up of ideas, lyrics, late night random thought, liters of coffee and large dosage of various inspirations.
When you’re a nameless photographer staying backstage, random people (celebrities included) will surprise you in both good and bad ways! Ha! I have to remind myself at times that my business is about building and creating instead of destroying some people. And it is great to find out why some people remain on top, no matter how much dirt some people will throw at them, I was all smiled when “The” Ms. Vicky Belo smiled at me and even courteously waited on the side beside me outside Vice Ganda’s backstage room, one of those few people who actually acknowledge my presence by not blocking what I’m shooting instead of the “I don’t know you so I will stop in front of whatever you’re shooting and block your view” attitude. I guess money is not really a measurement of one’s worth as a person, it will always be on how you treat other people when you got the advantage. Got to end my journal here and time to browse some random snaps (since I can’t check all of the numerous photos for all those days of documenting) of the experience.
