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{ Sanborn Park | Fort Mason Engagement Photography } Xiao + Robert

August 26, 2011 Posted in Engagement 2 comments

I met Xiao and Robert through one of my couples this year, Joanna and Alfred. They are extremely down to earth and simply a joy to be around. During the session, we talked and laugh as if we had known each other for ages. The session started in Sanborn Park up in the Saratoga Hills, where we had a little picnic, then made our way to Fort Mason in San Francisco. Although the drive was long, it was worth the trip.

Time flew by, especially since we had an ever so talkative (and helpful) assistant, Indu HuynhHer restaurant recommendation was spot on and had Xiao craving for Garlic noodles for the entire session. We finished the night having an amazingly delightful dinner at Crustacean in San Francisco! Great times!

Oh! And don’t forget to check out the full slideshow at the bottomIf it doesn’t load, simply refresh the page.

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{ San Jose Backyard Wedding } Luisa + Michael

August 21, 2011 Posted in Weddings No comments

Luisa and Michael is the first Match.com couple that I’ve ever photographed. I must admit that their connection and love for each other is so genuine that I’d have never guessed that they’ve only known each other for a year. They’re practically a match made in heaven – Michael, a lawyer, and Luisa, a doctor to be.

Seventy close friends and relatives gathered in San Jose for an intimate wedding of this amazing couple. I’m extremely thankful for Michael and Luisa and their families for welcoming me into their home for this joyous occasion! Also, special thanks to Amanda Lock shooting this even with me.

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{ San Francisco Shakespeare Garden Wedding } Jennifer + Ken

August 20, 2011 Posted in Weddings 2 comments

I had been looking forward to Jennifer and Ken’s wedding since the beginning of this year, especially after such an amazing engagement session we had back in early April. I knew it was going to be a long day (about 14 hours) because that’s the typical chinese wedding – jam packed with details, traditions, but amazing FUN! Best of all, Jennifer and I have a lot of mutual friends, which made the wedding even more special, getting to see many familiar faces whom I’ve lost touch with since graduating from High School.

Locations:
Legion of Honor | Japanese Tea Garden | Shakespeare Garden | King Wah Seafood Restaurant

Vendors:
Flowers – Joanne Cai
Cake – Sunset Bakery
Associate Photographer – Ryan Tubongbanua
Photographer Assistant - Alan Tam

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