Eugene and Sianny Pre-Wedding Pictures

Yippee!! Today I want to share with you my second project on the pre-wedding photo shoot. 

This time, the client is, my second sister and her soul mate!! Sometimes, when the client is a close relative, the job can be more difficult. Some more, my second sister is an artist and a bit perfectionist type! Hahahaha, it’s a compliment, sis!!

During the photo shoot, I can feel the love from both of them. From the way they gaze each other or from the way they communicate. Congratulation, sis!! May you both have a very happy married life.

PS: All the props were prepared by the client. The bouquet was hand made by the client.

The photo shoot done at Universal Studio Singapore. If you have interest with my photography service, I will lent you all the props that available on this photo shoot section (including the hand bouquet).

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Siloso Beach Party 2012

Count down to a sensational 2013 with 12 hours of non-stop action at the Siloso Beach Party. This event returns for the fifth time and is set to be even bigger and better than ever before!

With up to five distinct party zones, including the ever popular foam pool, stretched along the 1.2km Siloso beach, party goers can indulge and party to music that they love.
 
With music from more than 20 disc jockeys (DJs), including the likes of DJ Shy, DJ K-Sly, Brendon P and VJD Funky-T spinning up a cacophony of scintillating beats, music lovers and party fanatics are guaranteed to a night of pure excitement.

THE PARTY ZONES:
Main Arena
Dance to non-stop mashup, trance and electro-house and get totally bubbly at the foam pool. DJs Shy, K-Sly, Babybomb, Krumbs and VJ Mie will headline this year's lineup. Hit this spot as the clock hits midnight, and welcome the New Year with a blast of blazing pyrotechnics. Lose yourself in this main domain, but make sure that you rove around and be titillated by the other cool venues that make Asia's largest beach countdown party five times the fun

Azzura Beach Club
Groove to the music of DJ Sengwei, DJ Sivanesh, DJ Joe, DJ Aphaad, DJ Deborah, DJ Haan. Mix it up with the crème-de-la-crème of trance, electro and disco house. Prep your moves and get ready for an allnighter. Rock your body with a purpose, and dominate the dance floor!

Coastes
Party with us at Coastes and Bikini Bar to welcome in 2013! DJ Kaltoure, DJ Raymond, DJ Sixx Fingaz and DJ Smookey will be spinning the best hip-hop, club anthems and mashups

Wave House Sentosa
DJ Anand, DJ Modium, DJ Kenneth Francis and DJ Ramesh will lead this harmonic revolution of Disco, Jazz, Afro Beats and Tech Groove. Raise your hands and pump your heads, and let the music become movement! Ride the rhythm and let it carry you to new levels of euphoria!

Mambo
Mambo is the perfect beachfront party for Singapore's favourite beach – Siloso Beach, inspired by the classic character of 50's beach bars in Miami, Cuba and the Caribbean. As the evening dawns, Seamus Haji, UK’s most influential and internationally acclaimed dance music remixer/producer/DJ will pick up the beat with his technique and selection as nothing beats the adrenalin of thousands of people dancing in rhapsody to his music.

Siloso Beach Party Map (image courtesy of Sentosa)

Event Details
Name: Siloso Beach Party 2012
Date: 31 December 2012 (Monday)
Time: 6:00PM - 6:00AM

Ticket Price
Standard Ticket: $52.00.
Islanders: 20% off Standard Ticket
SAFRA Card Members: 15% off Standard Ticket
AREU Members: 10% off Standard Ticket

You can purchase the Standard ticket until 31 December 2012.

Islanders, SAFRA Card Members and AREU Members only available until 30 December 2012.

Purchase tickets location:
- Siloso Beach Party Official Website (www.silosobeachparty.com)
- Sentosa Ticketing Counters at Sentosa Station, Waterfront Station, Beach Station, Merlion Plaza ticketing counter, Imbiah Lookout ticketing

Note:
- Ticket Prices include event admission and 1 drink
-  Booking fee applies for tickets bought online. Sentosa Island admission and car-park charges are payable separately.
-  This event admits those aged 18 years and above only. It is a rain or shine event
-  Nearest MRT station: HarbourFront



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New Cinema Sound Format "Dolby® Atmos™" at GV Max

Good Day to Everyone,

Singapore’s leading cinema exhibitor, Golden Village (GV), together with Dolby Laboratories (DLB), is proud to announce the launch of Dolby’s latest new cinema sound format, Dolby® Atmos™, at its largest cinema hall, GVmax®.
 
Located at their flagship GV VivoCity, Golden Village’s GVmax® features radial stadium seating with a total capacity of 602.

GVmax® also possesses the widest cinema screen in Asia at 22.4 metres accompanied by a crystal-clear 2K digital projection.
 
With the installation of Dolby® Atmos™, GVmax® marks another milestone as the first South East Asian cinema to introduce the revolutionary audio system, designed to create a more realistic movie experience for viewers.
 
Dolby® Atmos™ is regarded as the most significant development in cinema audio since the introduction of surround sound in 1987.
 
The new technology of Dolby® Atmos™ takes a unique layered approach to sound design by giving content creators total control over the placement and movement of sound relative to the audience.

Installed by Electronics and Engineering Pte Ltd (a regional industry leader in audio-visual system integration), GVmax® has been retrofitted with 67 independent EAW speakers to match audio with the onscreen action.
 
Big thanks to GV management for inviting me to review 'The Life of Pi' movie  that use Dolby® Atmos™ sound format at GV max.

Be sure you watch it.

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Sentosa Spooktacular 2012

Good Day to Everyone,
 
For the first time to celebrate the 2012 Halloween Festival, Sentosa Spooktacular kicks it up by transforming Fort Siloso into a full-scale Netherworld.
 
The Netherworld is a playground of Sentosa Spooktacular’s ghosts and ghouls, beckons with scenes of Singapore set in the 1950s.
 
You may found Pontianak, the Chinese Ghost Bride, the Dead Soldier and the Chinese Vampire.
 
These iconic ghouls of the Asian folklore will front the cohort of 200 ghosts, who were successfully recruited for Sentosa Spooktacular 2012, making it Singapore’s largest Asian horror festival.
 
These new hires will populate Fort Siloso and its five new Horror Trails, a venue used for the first time in Singapore’s Halloween history.
 
Five new Horror Trails:

- Ouija Board
Responsible for burying prisoners-of-war during WW2, the caretaker used to live in the dilapidated house atop Mount Siloso before he was also tortured to death by the soldiers. The abode became the favourite haunt of occultists for dark rituals, and the anguished spirits were summoned for Ouija readings. But no one dares visit after one such unholy pilgrimage went wrong, and the inquisitors vanished mysteriously. If you’re dying to know what happened, come ask the spectres yourself — but don’t get spirited away!
 
- Camp Berhantu
Watch the paranormal proceedings at the ghastly barracks as the ghost of a restless recruit re-enacts his fire mishap every Thursday night — when spirits are at their most rowdy, according to Malay beliefs. Smell the acrid stench of kerosene and burnt alloy; hear the sounds of frantic pounding and unearthly shrieks as the recruit is burnt “alive” for the umpteenth time. Be on your guard there — unappeased with killing his bunkmates in revenge, he might take it out on you. Then, you shall stay with him for eternity.
 
- Deadly Doll Studio
Afraid of dolls? You should be! Visitors of this doll studio swear the deadpan eyes of the creepy creations seem to follow them; some even claim to have witnessed them move on their own. So lifelike in appearance, people now suspect real human parts were used. Have you got the guts to spy on the uncanny doll maker to discover the secret behind her craft? Beware; you might end up being the horrific face of her next exhibit, as they say she will not stop until she makes the “perfect doll”.
 
- The Land of Lost Souls
Get on board Sawadee Airlines to the desolated Dwng Wiyyan, where you will notice the only other person around seems to be the grim, blind monk. But don’t be fooled; he’s not alone. Surrounding him (and you) are tormented spirits with unfinished business binding them to this world. You best pray you have the “third eye” to see the wraiths, or you’ll never be able to dodge their deadly clutches. Are you fast enough to escape and make a return trip from the lifeless land?
 
- The Last Sequel
Always wished you could write your destiny? Hear the morbid story of an ill-fated author and you will drop the idea. The wretched man continues to be stricken by horrific events that seem to follow his novels to the letter — grisly pieces of his sister sent to him in a crate, his wife found gruesomely murdered and hanged in a walk-in freezer. Come see how the nightmarish plot unfolds, but first: prepare your death note.
 
There also will be several types of activity booths for this immersive horror experience, ranging from push-cart stalls selling devilishly delicious snacks such as dim sum and beverages, getai singers, to Spook stores as well as tikam tikam ─ all manned by original spirits of the once-existing hawkers back in the day.
 
Big thanks to Sentosa Spooktacular management for inviting me to review this spooktacular event.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Details
Date: 19-20 October 2012, 26-28 October 2012
Time: 19.00PM - 23.00PM

Ticket Price
- Early Bid: S$36.00 (Until 15 October 2012, limited tickets)
- Student Rate: S$28.00 (Valid for 19-20 October 2012 only, limited tickets)
- Standard: S$48.00
- Islanders: 15% of Standard Tickets

Tickets are available at http://www.spooktacular.com.sg or Sentosa Ticketing Counters

 

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Mid-Autumn Festival @ Clarke Quay 2012

To celebrate Mid-Autumn Festival, Clarke Quay management has displayed lampions in Singapore River (along Central the Promenade) from  15 to 30 September 2012.

Below are some of the photos taken at that festival.

Hope you enjoy!!

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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