Working with Peter to put this film together brought back so many memories of this touching wedding, it’s incredibly powerful moments, and the wonderful people I met that day. Nina and Peter were married last year in a private ceremony at the LDS Oakland Temple, followed by an open ceremony and reception at the Lafayette…
Category Archives: Fusion Films
Kong and Aimee’s beautiful wedding at the Nestldown Estate brought a wonderful group of people to the tall redwoods of the Santa Cruz mountains, after which we went to the famous Dynasty Restaurant for a huge banquet. The wedding was captured primarily with photographs, but Peter and I were still playing around with the idea…
Fusion remains one of the most difficult products to produce in the wedding media world, especially when attempting to capture a photojounalistic and real interpretation of the people, event, and place. However, I’m really excited about the potential for this new medium, blending the manipulation of time and imagery techniques to present a really engaging…
While I started with just photography, my studio is quickly branching into the multimedia world of fusion films. Mariko and John’s wedding was covered almost entirely with still photographs, but my associate Peter Chang and third assistant Chris Fuzi did a bit of video capture with me throughout the day, with an extra bit of…
I am proud to present another fusion project, produced in conjunction with my associate Peter H. Chang. Wedding fusion is a presentation of wedding imagery that combines the immediacy and emotional power of audio and film with the beauty of photos that highlight individual moments. This production for Christine and Richard’s wedding in Milpitas includes…
About a year ago Canon released a camera that promised to revolutionize the photography industry. The Canon 5D Mk II takes high definition video, in addition to exceptional still photographs. I picked up two of the cameras, and it changed the way I photograph weddings — opening me up to whole new realms of possibility…