Meet Yi Shyuan who just turned one year old recently. Her mum having come across my photoblog, contacted me for a portrait session of her little daughter and I was more than happy to be given the opportunity. We spent the morning at a nearby playground. Her brothers also came along so managed to catch a few shots of them too.












It was a splashing time for Ilyza and her friends as they celebrated her 6th birthday with a Hawaiian themed pool party! It was a great party to capture, where the kids sure had loads of fun all dressed up


in hula outfits

let the games begin!


bursting the balloon!

steady… steady…


water balloon tossing!

the mermaid cake

Happy Birthday Ilyza!


the yummmmiesstt cake

another birthday celebration!

*are you having my cake?*


time to get into the pool!





The unique attraction about Bangkok’s Maeklong Railway Market is the fact that a train literally runs through the market 8 times a day. We made a stop at the Maeklong market on our way to Damnoen Saduak, and it was a fascinating yet bizarre sight watching the market vendors selling their goods laid out on both sides of the railway track.

Maeklong station - about 72 km south west of Bangkok

the narrow walkway between the railway track

a lady happily manning her stall

chilli padi at the stall

chilli paste and red dried chillies

locals shopping at the market

the elderly continue with their marketing here despite the uneven walkway


fresh greens and fruits spread out along the track



take your pick from the wide variety of fish

& frogs too!
Once the horn of the train sounds, the market vendors quickly fold down the awnings of their stalls, pulling back the tables to allow just enough space for the train to pass. The train runs over trays of produce laid on the ground and within seconds after the train passes, the market is back in business with the stalls in their original set up.

clearing the tracks as the train approaches

market vendors leave just enough space for the train coming to pass through

back to business once the train leaves
A very Happy Full Moon to Jayden as he turned a month old last weekend. This little fella was greeted by family and friends during his full moon party. Thanks to Jayden’s mum for having me over to capture moments of this celebration!

cozy cot




family-get-together

ang ku kueh

hello Jayden!



greeted by new friends

rolling… rolling… over

*yawn*
Last Sunday, I had a portrait session with Kaitlynn. This little girl warmed up pretty quickly and was truly a delight to photograph. I thoroughly enjoyed myself during this session – many thanks to her mum for offering me this opportunity. Here are few of the photos captured.




princess in white


splash!

ready for the climb

slow and steady…

swinging on a hammock

rolling with laughter!
If you ever visit Chinatown in Bangkok, you will find an abundance of Chinese delicacies especially bird’s nest and shark’s fin soup (those who are strongly against shark’s fin, please skip this post!). The price of shark’s fin on display ranged from 300 baht to as high as 8000 baht. We took a leisurely stroll in Chinatown on one of the nights in Bangkok and here’s what we came across.

shark’s fin soup in-the-making

variety of shark’s fin on display


more stalls…. & then the very popular thai durians

thai version of ‘ice kacang’

cockles served with spicy chilli

bird’s nest soup made from birds’ saliva
Wanting to learn more about the different effects that can be created by remote flash, I attended a flash photography workshop at Nikonian Academy. Here are some of the experimental shots taken during the practical session indoors and outdoors (at a construction site!).







Lauren turns 5 with a splash! Happy Birthday Lauren. Here are some photos from her birthday party filled with fun and games with her friends!




the youngest DJ in town dancing away




the stunning musical statue winner!


hitting the pinata

& out spill the sweets from the pinata!





