Welcome! You have reached Fotomoments Digital Wedding Photography and we're that glad you did. In this blog, you get to see our work and the behind-the-scene scoop of what goes on during weddings. Also, browse through our rates, packages and frequently-asked-questions (FAQ) to get to know more about us.
We will be thrilled to work with you to capture the most memorable moments of your very special day. Please contact us to book a free consultation.
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Tuesday, January 22, 2008
Video Shot and Edited by Jude Montejo
Photography by Ryan Macalandag
Wedding Highlights
Here are Tito and Armi's prenup video in Bohol. Jude did it in three parts. Here they are. :)
To view the photos from this shoot, please click here.
Thank you for enjoying the video. :)
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Tuesday, January 15, 2008
Video and Edit by Jude Montejo
Prenup Photography by Ryan Macalandag
Photography Assistant JD Migriño
This video is from the prenuptial or pre-wedding shoot of Ken and Emily, a couple from Hong Kong who visited Bohol just for this shoot.
You may view the photos from this video here:
blog post
or in Flickr
Thanks for viewing. :)
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Monday, January 14, 2008
Below are our packages and their corresponding rates. Please take note that we are constantly improving and updating our packages to suit the general needs of our clients. Should you need a special quotation for your wedding, we encourage you to email us regarding your requirements so we can tailor-fit a customized package for you.
Also, the rates herein only reflect the actual rates from our Official Rate Sheet. Some changes to the Official Rate Sheet may not be updated here immediately.
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Sunday, January 13, 2008
Here are some of the questions that we've frequently received from clients regarding our company, rates, services and workflow. If your inquiry is not included here, please feel free to email us so we can hear from you and reply promptly. Thanks.
1. I understand that you are a wedding photography studio, do you offer video packages too?
Nope, not anymore. We are specializing in wedding photography now because we've realized this is where we really excel at. Not that we suck at it, but we want to give our clients the undivided quality of photography and service that we can possibly give.
It's so sad that there are not a lot of schools teaching professional photography when it's totally a different kind of discipline and profession. We are self-taught photography professionals because our work tells us so. We believe in the quality of our work and the professionalism of our service. But, as far as learning is concerned, we are very much thankful to the brave men and women in the world wide web who has been our incidental teachers and mentors - selflessly sharing their skills, talents and even workflows to everybody. We are always actively checking out online forums, websites and blogs to keep us abreast with latest trends in the business. These people are our inspiration.
Actually, we do not compare our prices with local Bohol pricing. We build our own packages and set our own rates based on our valuation of work. And we VALUE our work a lot. Not only is this a job for us but a passion, our joy. We really do take our time and effort to provide our clients with the best wedding photos we can produce.
We don't have a permanent studio. We have a small shop located at this address but it is only to receive clients. We chose not to invest in a studio since we prefer to have our shoots on locations. At Fotomoments, we tend to think that "the world is our studio". We want to go out and shoot at the beach, in the forests, on the streets or at your home. We do have portable lights/gear to bring with us wherever we go to shoot, however.
The "Service Only" Package is a different package altogether. If in case you need photography for your wedding day only and won't need us to produce your prints, albums or framed portraits, we can work for you "service only" or "labor only". This package is especially helpful for couples who are not staying long in Bohol and are leaving a few days after the wedding to minimized hassle. The Raw Photos CD/DVD will be available in a week after the wedding upon request. The files are in JPEGs not in RAW files by the way.
It wouldn't be Filipino courtesy to leave a mouth unfed at weddings, is it? So we've done the honor of inviting ourselves to the buffet table. In the contract, we require food and transportation for our crew (at least 3 persons).
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Thursday, January 10, 2008
Bohol Wedding Photography by Ryan Macalandag
Anipher had come to me not because we were classmates in high school but because Rally Miñoza (only the best florist in town) referred me to her. Way back in high school, although I was already doing photography then, nobody would have figured out that I was to be a wedding photographer someday. They would have imagined along the lines of "IT Specialist" or "Communications Engineer" or "Ryan the Clown". Definitely not "Wedding Photographer". But I digress.
Ronnel and Anipher met in Taiwan. They worked there and by some stroke of (text) luck, they hooked up. Some friend gave one the other's mobile number, began SMS-ed each other, dated at a train station, yadda, yadda and the rest they say is history.
Thus, last Sunday, in Lindaville Church, the couple hooked up one final time that would last them their lifetimes. They exchanged vows in front of family and friends.
Here are some highlights.
Their ring is amazing. The silver band in the middle actually rotates along the bigger golden band. Cool.
The reception was held at the Sandugo Ballroom in Bohol Tropics Resort.
After the lunch reception, we had at least an hour to shoot some post-nups. Turned out pretty good. The weather cooperated.
For more of this set, click here.
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Wednesday, January 09, 2008
Wedding Photography by Ryan Macalandag
For more photos from this set, click here.
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Tuesday, January 01, 2008
Photos by Ryan Macalandag
Ken & Emily are set to tie the knot in January 2008. They had their prenuptial shoot here in Bohol, Philippines because Emily had always loved the sun, blue sky and clear beaches of the tropics. Too bad it had rained for some weeks when they arrived. I told them that all is fine and well though. We can still have beautiful photos even with the rain pouring.
(More photos from this set, click here.)
