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Post by hillview2006 » Fri, 11 Aug 2006 12:41 pm

you may contact Scott tan - 97317239. email [email protected] His website is whitelightphotographer.com. He's my wedding photograher coulple of years ago. ( I hope he's still there :wink: ) did not keep intouch with him since we move to KL.

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Post by JVY » Mon, 14 Aug 2006 5:23 pm

Hi

I was looking for the same info and came across this online http://www.isabelledelcourt.com/# I haven't tried this photographer yet.

good luck!

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Post by Tania Gai » Tue, 29 Aug 2006 5:44 pm

Scott Woodward is also great. I have used him a couple of times.
His website is www.scottawoodward.com
Look up the portraiture section to see some of his work as he does alot of other stuff as well.
A Canadian guy and really good at what he does. Also someone to think of once you have had your baby. He does alot of stuff on location such as the Botanic Gardens and has a long lense on his camera so isn't intrusive. Just stays in the background and snaps away to capture candid moments.

He also now has a studio and is working with pregnant women.

Good luck!

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Post by danny_chankl » Thu, 26 Oct 2006 11:25 pm

If you prefer a lady photographer you can try MaryAnn who specialises in pregnancy and infant photos,her website is http://www.thestudioloft.com.sg/bloom.htm where you can browse her portfolio online.

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Post by brifusg » Fri, 27 Oct 2006 12:44 am

For a lot more alternatives (in case you have not found any one), try to ask the same question at this board: http://www.clubsnap.org/

I'm sure there're a lot of members who can help you.

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