Friends, Carmen, Jian and Dale
Dinner
Pandan Layered Cake
Happy Birthday, Jason!
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that opening photo is beautiful...
ReplyDeleteI like that shot too
DeleteWhy cannot big ah?
ReplyDeleteNo worries! Carmen did most of the work tho!
ReplyDeleteThe lighting on the face of the birthday- boy is so eye-catching ....:)
ReplyDeleteHAHAHAHAHA
ReplyDeleteEhhhh, you did too!!
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday! It looks as though you enjoyed it.
ReplyDeleteWith Robin Wong, the simplest of days can turn into a big event! :-)
ReplyDeleteExcellent exposure metering - the lighting on the face is brilliant.
ReplyDeleteAgree! Would welcome some tips, or info on how these were lot and/or metered...
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