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New years come and new years go,
Pieces of time all in a row.
As we live our life, each second and minute,
We know we’re privileged to have you in it.
Our appreciation never ends
For our greatest blessings: our family, clients and friends.

From:

Amir Ahmad, Mubarak Mashor, Ahim Rani & Fadi Sulaiman

iluv@candidsyndrome.com

CandidSYNDROME™ Brunei

My 1st. assignment for 2010. For those who doesn’t who the groom is?. That is Hairol Azmi a.k.a UcingItam, one of the NGETOP!! Wedding Photographer in Brunei. Sooo Cute!! hehehe..

Now, I am presenting the work done by my talented Executive Photographer, Amir Ahmad. If you’re interested to hire him, he can be reached on +6738750300 or email amir.ahmad@candidsyndrome.com

Happy Viewing!

Nikah

Berbedak

Bersanding

Malam Berambil-ambilan

Hi everyone! There are a few requests for slideshows from the readers out there, especially for the Royal Wedding and Ning Baizura’s wedding. So I thought that I can make use of some of my free time during the fasting month to compile wedding photos covered this year (this, in between delicious sungkai and family gatherings, however, has progressed very slowly!). Still, I managed to do some, and I hope to be able to upload them by their coming wedding anniversary.

So, this is one of the slideshows that I’ve completed.

Happy viewing, Minal Aidin Walfaizin Kullu Amin Waantum Bikhair. Selamat Hari Raya ‘Aidilfitri.

Ahim Rani

May I wish to all CandidSYNDROME’s clients, readers, fans & CSians; “Selamat Hari Raya ‘Aidil Fitri, Ma’af Zahir dan Batin.

The risks are of texting while driving are well-known but mostly ignored. Hari Raya is approaching soon. Please pay attention on the video below.

Warning: It’s graphically violent, but shouldn’t it be?

Selamat Hari Raya ‘Aidilfitri

Greetings from England!

I’m currently in London after covering the wedding of wonderful couple, Thanh & Vivienne. We are very grateful that they have decided to employ the services of CandidSYNDROME as we’ve enjoyed working with you immensely these past two days. Hopefully both of you won’t miss us too much now! LOL

The ceremony took place at Gosfield Hall in Essex which is around 45mins journey by train from central London. Gosfield Hall is an old mansion. I thought I was transported back into time to the 1800’s. Being superstitious, I kept on pondering whether it was haunted or not. Hehe. But that venue is super grand. It’s aesthetically decorated with fine paintings and antique furniture, among others.

This is my furthest assignment so far. Hope there will be more and more to come.

Honestly, taking jobs abroad are not that hard actually. The processes that you go through is also the same when we doing it in our home country. The only differences are the environment, culture and the ceremony itself. However, like all weddings, if you plan it well, pre-visualise what kind of shots that you want, and involve the bride & groom or the wedding planner on the event’s time-line, there should be no reason preventing you from handling it well. Insya Allah.

We did the outdoor post-wedding for the couple the day after. Earlier, we have pre-visualised a shoot at a Windmill, Lighthouse or may be at a Castle. However the shoot turned out at the back alley around Victoria in London. Unexpected changes sometimes may occur in your plan. But if you handle it professionally, you will take it easy. I certainly had much fun walking up to Big Ben.

To all my current readers and to new visitors to the site, I present to you some shots followed by a slideshow taken from this UK assignment.

The outdoor portraiture:

And, the Slideshow: