

So, not only her nice daughter was there to provide her with emotional support and valuable advises, her husband was very cooperative the entire day too :) Lucky lady.

So, we stepped into the room of wonders.
Photographer: Now try to relax! and smile happily! hehehehehe!
Dad: hahahaha....
Photographer: ok, now hubby try to do something funny like dancing to make to laugh! C'mon! 'dance dance!
Dad: Oh. ok! ( moves his hands up and down, thinking that it is dancing) hahaha! laugh laugh!
Photographer: oh good! she's getting more natural. don't be afraid of the camera! Now, daughter try to dance also to make mummy laugh!
Hel: Oh my contact lens is falling out, i need to use the washroom. ( limps out of room :P)


This is My favourite pic, captured by my amateur camera! :)



Just to attain one nice or rather satisfied picture requires more than 100 frames.
argh. Even i, the looker, was drained. and to think my mum had to hold the same pose for god knows how long. When the body language is correct, the eyes are not there. When the eyes are there, the smile is not there. When the smile is there, the angle is wrong.
ARGHHH. photographers are so very very perfectionist.


At around 4pm, we headed back home to take family shots and her cover picture.


So, the kind and nice daughter prepared these props just as requested by the photographer.

It was funny how people stopped to stare at the whole crime scene. Because they literally shifted the entire studio to my pool with all the professional equipments on guard. Poor mum had to give a
natural smile which depicts relaxation and enjoyment under those
unwelcomed scrutiny.
hahaha.

THE HAPPY FAMILY. I really forgot how many times i
swinged and kicked my legs and laughed like a mad woman to finally hear
'ok, we got it!' from the photographer.
