Captured by Erica

*** ON LEAVE ***

Natural light photography, creative design, etc. Mobile natural light / outdoor p But you really want to have nice photos." Too busy hosting?

"It's so hard to capture the moments when you are trying to host a party! Always behind the camera and never in the photos? I can help! Without the fuss of a 'professional' photo shoot, it becomes a lot more fun to invite a photographer along to an event or outing. I certainly don't pretend to be a "professional", however, that is not my aim. My aim is to provide good photography & portraiture for a reasonable price.

12/08/2015

Captured by Erica - on leave for the foreseeable future. Thanks so much for your support; I'll be back! :)

09/04/2015

As the second-camera for this wedding, working with John Nguyen Photography, my job was to capture the moments from another perspective.
I loved this wedding, the people, location and atmosphere.
While editing photographs after the event, I couldn't help but smile and remember the contagious happiness of the day.

29/01/2015

The best way to take a photo of a baby is to get down to their level and be patient.

08/01/2015

25/11/2014

I am keen on learning and growing as a photographer, so I have to start somewhere.
The 'somewhere' I have chosen is in outdoor/natural light photography with a 'journalistic style' & casual portraiture.
My passion is in helping those who are unable to afford a professional photographer, (or who don't want highly processed images) to capture the moment for them (whichever moment that is), with my enthusiasm for recording life in pictures.
I aim for professionalism while being easy-going and open to clients' suggestions.
I am a full-time Mum, except when I take bookings to do my hobby, photography.
Before a shoot, I will go visit the location and take some shots, work out nice areas for portraiture, envisage the actual shoot. I plan it out as much as I can, knowing that on the day, "Que Sera, Sera"!
Once the photos are taken, processing of the photographs is a necessary step, and time consuming (yet still enjoyable). The "job" doesn't start and finish with the on/off button on the camera.
Feedback and queries are absolutely welcome :)
Kindest regards, Erica.