Grant Corban Photography Sdn Bhd
(666138-V) Professional Studio, Wedding, Event & Commercial Photography
I got one the first Nikon D750 bodies that came into Malaysia. I loved it. Then we heard bout the flare issues. Well I was hit. Bright lighting from certain angles entered the mirror box and played merry havoc with the images. Lens used was the Nikkor 85mm 1.8G. Nikon were good enough to implement repairs on the body and I am happy to say that it no longer flares. But at the time…WOW!!
Razli and Llis wedding was celebrated in both Kunak and Tawau, towns in Sabah, East Malaysia. The first evening was the traditional henna night in Lli’s kampong and included a karaoke and some of the best satay I have ever enjoyed. The following morning we went to the local Masjid (mosque) for the wedding ceremony, followed in the evening with a bersanding ceremony and dinner at the Promenade hotel in Tawau.
Awesome satay!
Sri wanted to have fun with his shoot. So we did! Not the normal Graduation photo shoot but something quite different, and a LOT of FUN!
Jared and Marianna contacted me 3 days before their wedding ceremony to ask whether I was free to cover their wedding. Yes 3 days! How does that happen? Romantic story. Jared is originally from Malaysia , and was visiting relatives back here with his parents and siblings along with his Russian fiance Marianna, when the suggestion was made to have their wedding ceremony brought forward so all of the local relatives including his aging grandmother could attend. And so it happened!
Wedding portraits were taken in the garden and it was very romantic. We had Jared sneak in behind Marianna while we were taking her wedding portraits and the magic happened. The wedding was conducted in the garden at the Holiday Inn Kuala Lumpur Glenmarie in the early evening.
The beautiful wedding gown
Lovely rings
Groom getting ready
Very Romantic
The tasteful and very tastey wedding cake
Kimberley and Nicholas had their wedding at the Sunway Resort Hotel and Spa. Consisting of a Christian wedding ceremony, tea ceremony and then dinner. We were shooting with the Canon 5DMk3, Sony A7, and Nikon D750 cameras. We are brand agnostic, but at this wedding I discovered the D750 has an absolutely phenomenal exposure range.
Please enjoy.
