Actually ... Come to think about it ... I suddenly recall two incidents ..... I swear there's truth in this... if need to, i can even dig my past files for the wedding couple in question to vouch what i say is true. Challenge me even for money, there's truth in this i say ....
About 7 years ago, i was actually doing videography for my wedding couple and at 6.00am, i was told by them to help look for a replacement photographer as her photographer was ROBBED in her studio on the morning itself.... A Well Known Lady Photographer .... Can't mention name as she's still doing photography even today...
I actually called my buddy photographer friend & he turned up within an hour to do the shoot. This is what an actual wedding emergency means.
I've actually seen quite a few in my 7 years specializing in wedding photography.
*Visit my website:
http://everafterpictures.com/html/about.html ...
*The bride you see in wheelchair was taken at Changi Hospital. This particular incident happened when the bride's foot was caught under the wheel of car & sent to hospital for x-ray & treatment. Guess who pacify them & coaxed them for this 'Everlasting' shot. Is this journalistic wedding enough??
*Another wedding i encountered a couple whom quarrelled on wedding day & almost called off the whole affair. Guess who became the moderator and kept the couple at ease when all the brothers & sisters stood aside. Imagine the bride's mother coming up to you to help keep everything in control. (You need proof, i can arrange a meeting with the mom in question)
Other true stories of my 20 years in professional photography includes 'Killing of Singapore's most wanted man .... 'Youth whom shot passerbys & then commited suicide shooting himself in head' ... etc ... All my blood & gore pictures can be found in Straits Times gallery ....
Hee ... Hee ...
Pardon my bragging, but i do have some stories to tell at coffee shops when i turn 60 in 20 years time... By then i intend to start an old folks home for elderly photographers .....
regards,
Albert Chua