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Twin Red Studio - Artistic & Photojournalistic Wedding & Portrait Photography, Malaysia | Sarawak | Sabah
http://twinredstudio.com/
Twin Red Studio is a full time professional actual day wedding & lifestyle portrait photography studio based in KL, Sarawak, Malaysia.Twin Red Studio consist of a partnership of 2 individuals with 9 years experience in the art & design industry. Combining their experience, the 2 have forged a partnership that blends artistic & photojournalistic picture taking with natural make up techniques.
Our believe is simply this. We approach each and every wedding with a fresh perspective, a sense of humor and a genuine affection for our clients and you can be assured personalized attention to ensure the best possible experience.
Please vist us at http://twinredstudio.com/
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- Author: Andrew Ng Kok Wee
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Recent Posts
CM Leung’s KL Seminar
About a month ago, i got wind of CM Leung coming to KL for a seminar. At the time, my confidence was at rock bottom. I needed affirmation on whether i was heading in the right direction. Thoughts of ‘have i got what it takes?’ constant...
DVD cover art
As part of my effort to differentiate myself, i’ve set out to make sure every piece of work is hand made to perfection. This includes the design of the dvd covers. Below is 1 piece of the puzzle that makes up the whole experience. I’m not...
Simon + May Han Preview
Just finished a wedding shoot of Simon + May Han. Here’s a quick teaser shot during the morning. ...
Kon Sin + Lee Khing Sneak Preview
Sneak preview of their actual wedding day. Stay tuned for more in the coming days. Cheers! ...
Simon + May Han E-Session Teaser
It rained quite suddenly as i was on my way to the location shoot. Second time in a row, the weather threatened to spoil my plans. I toiled with the idea of postponing but then a sagely voice in me said, ‘@#$% it and just do it, you’ll ...
Intermission Portraiture
Not sure how this is relevant. I love working on my photographs, but after hours of editing, i’d thought getting sidetracked may be a good idea. Like a change of pace? Not like loosing focus or anything. I’ve been trying to find an exc...
