Wedding Photography

Trash the Dress by Zach Chin Photography

I know we should be doing this TTD session after my wedding ceremony but I had the same kind of excitement which I could not contain anymore like what Zach, our photographer said and I quote "I was very excited for this until I had sleepless nights thinking of how to shoot and pose. We eventually planned it on a weekday but after discussion with Karen, we decided to bring it forward to a weekend. I was needing it cause the excitement was killing me. So the earlier the better."

The entire TTD shooting in Malacca involved 3 locations as I have mentioned earlier. Although it was quite challenging to do poses lying on a harvest machine, old rusty bed frame, in the middle of a paddy field with sun shinning directly on my face, sitting on a broken toilet bowl in an abandoned building, on a spiral staircase frame which looks like it's gonna give way anytime, dipping in a pool of stinking water and the list goes on.....I seriously cannot finish listing all the adventures I had.

When the reveal moment came this morning, I was practically jumping out of my bed before my alarm went off coz Zach told me that he was uploading our TTD session photos in his blog. Seeing his work make all the twisting, bending, soaking, sneezing and climbing in my 3-inches heels so WORTHWHILE. For your information, it has been 5 days since the photoshoot and I still have many colors stains all over my body.

Zach is such an efficient and detail photographer who places so much thoughts and effort in every shot that he takes. Every poses and arrangements have been planned and collaborated so well even before I could get the hang of one pose, Zach will be saying "Ok, good or we're done". That just shows how well prepared he is.

You just know it when you find a photographer that you can trust, watching Min roll on the ground and smiling away (serious, he was practically doing that). And for a photographer to have my serious husband do stunts like that; that can only be Zach.

I am so glad that Min and I decided to engage Zach as our wedding photographer. ZACH, you're THE MAN... Thank you so much for making our wedding photography (the 'PRODUCT' and the 'PROCESS') so special and memorable...Location: The Paddy Field, The Abandoned House and The Limestone Hill called "The Hill" at Malacca.