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Darshak & Ruple
November 6th, 2009 | Posted in Our Portfolio | No CommentsTags: asian wedding, best, cake cutting, Candid, capture, central london, central ondon, Ceremony, couple, Darsha's ganesh pooja, Darshak, eception, fist dance, gala reception, grand reception, grosvenor house, Images, indian wedding, london, low, photography, Ruple, uk, venue, wedding
Ruple-Darshak’s Wedding & Reception
June 23rd, 2009 | Posted in Our Blog | 3 CommentsTags: asian wedding, best, cake cutting, Candid, capture, central london, central ondon, Ceremony, couple, Darsha's ganesh pooja, Darshak, eception, fist dance, gala reception, grand reception, grosvenor house, Images, indian wedding, london, low, photography, Ruple, uk, venue, wedding
This beautiful wedding started at the famous Grosvenor House in central London. The couple looked stunning along with the meticulously planned decor including the mandap, cake and food by Ragamama. The grand reception started with the dhol players followed by cake cutting and first dance ceremony.
Many congratulations to the couple for their journey ahead. Hope you enjoy some of the best moments captured by the team.
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Darshak & Ruple’s Registry
June 19th, 2009 | Posted in Our Blog | 1 CommentTags: bride, Candid, capture, central london, couple, Darshak, Fulham Town hall, grand reception, london, low, photography, Registry, Ruple, shoot, sonal, Syon Park, uk, Walled Marquee, wedding
Ruple & Darshak had a mammoth task of arranging their wedding within record time of 6 weeks! I personally thought it was simply impossible however this couple had proved me wrong as they maticulously arranged their beautiful Sangeet night followed by Wedding and a grand reception in Central London.
We started our day with shooting the ‘brides getting ready’ followed by their registry @ the Fulham Registry office. In the evening, the Sangeet was hosted within ‘The Walled Garden Marquee’ at the beautiful Syon park.
Enjoy some of the beautiful moments captured by Our both Photo and video team. Read more »
Vikas & Sonal
June 7th, 2009 | Posted in Our Portfolio | No CommentsTags: Candid, Ceremony, couple, Harrow, hindu, hotel, Images, intercontinental, Leicester, london, low, North west London hindu, Park lane, photography, Ruple, sonal, uk, Vik, Vikas, wedding
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The difference between Professional and Professionalism?
September 2nd, 2008 | Posted in Our Blog | No CommentsTags: Asian Wedding Photography, cheap photography, client, couple, craftmanship, demands, english wedding, jewish, low, photography industry, poor quality, price, professional, professionalism, wedding
This morning, I had an urge to write this blog article.
There are photographers who ‘turn out’ top notch work, and there are those, who simply ‘churn out’ absolutely appalling work. Some are handful of full time pros and a lot of occasional part-time ‘weekend warriors’. There are photographers who charge a lot for their impressive work and there are others, who charge ridiculously low figures.
Unfortunately, there is a market for all types of demand, so I don’t feel that I should be too critical of those who do ‘cheap and cheerful’ work. However, I do have concerns about ‘professionals’ who charge medium to high prices in return for poor craftsmanship. This low quality work has given bad reputation to the industry. Unfortunately, till the industry becomes regulated by a professional body, there’s nothing we can do abut it. At the end of the day, it’s up to the client to look at their website, blog and then look at their print portfolio of the same images!
We discourage our clients to book us just because they like what they have seen on our website. After the initial inquiry over the phone and rough price guideline, we request the couple to meet up for an initial consultation. During the one hour consultation, they have an opportunity to ask us as many questions as they like. We provide them with our recent references and then leave the decision up to them based on what they see and not what they hear.
After all, being good at something just needs more practice and a burning desire to be better. I don’t see that in a lot of recent photographers. They Point, Shoot and ‘Chimp’ (sorry replace ‘chimp’ with Hope).
N’uf said!!
