Hong Kong Wedding Photographer - CaLvin Lui of Lui's Gallery: August 2009

I believe simple makes perfect. Photoshoot Keina & Edmond was kinda relaxing as there were no games for the groom and no bridal pick up on their wedding day. I only need to take some portrait photos for them in the afternoon and then take care their photo part during the wedding banquet. The rundown was smooth and everything had been well-organized in a simplistic way.

To me, a photographer can take good pictures whenever he/she takes it by heart, given that the photographer has already been equipped with solid technical knowledge. Instead of treating photoshooting a wedding day as a job, I would try to enjoy the day with the couples. A wedding used to truly reflect the personality of each couple/ family. It’s always so touching to hear their love story, some have been dated for over 10 years and go through the ups and downs over their relationship, some are young and sweet couples and some many others. It’s very important to get enjoyed and involved on the day. I hope my heart and my camera can create good wedding pictures to all my clients/ friends. It’s always a big encouragement whenever I hear my clients said they love my pictures, a great job satisfaction indeed.

Met a client recently who is an interior designer. We chatted for a long while at my office and it’s too bad meeting her so late. I mean if I have met her earlier, I won’t go through such a harsh time with the interior designer I chosen for my new home. I get the first hand experience of feeling heart-breaking whenever one choose the wrong person to handle something which is very important or something which is one-off. I trust the professionalism of the interior designer in the first stage whereas he became totally irresponsible at the end. I really cannot understand why he can treat his profession like this which in fact pollutes the interior design industry. Anyway, the harsh time is gone and I really want to tell that if one is not working with a genuine heart or not placing respect to his profession, their clients would know it and it is really a shame.