Silver Lining

Hi guys, We would like to apologize for our absent. It has been couple of weeks since our last post believe me we really want to write sooner. Our little office is still under renovation, remember the last post that We said that we pretty emotional about the whole moving out process? till this day We are still to. It is not all sad, Our hearts are filled with great excitement too. Excited the fact that We finally able to give the office the facelift it truly deserved, excited that we have reach to another milestone and most of all excited that We can't wait to open our doors again. It will be a brand new JB, but it was the old that crafted it, therefor this transformation is dedicated to all of you as a sign of gratitude for your great support. We can't reveal much yet that's because there's alot more to be done, but from time to time if you would like to follow our story please follow our instagram [@jojyong]
In the process, Me and Jofanna have been very busy shooting both locally and on the road. Our schedules are pretty challenging with many different aspects to juggle, but I'm sure we can definitely go through it. Besides that, We have plenty of exciting news lining up in the pipeline which we will share very very soon so stay tuned for that. Lastly We would like to wish all our Muslim families and friends, Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri Maaf Zahir dan Batin.

Keep Rolling,
JoJ and Jofanna

[HD] Gregory and Vicky, Wedding Video Highlight

Gregory and Vicky, Wedding Highlight from Jofanna Bridal on Vimeo.


There are so many Weddings that we're involved in from the past couple of days and today We want to share a video that We're lucky enough to be in and I'll explain in just a minute. We knew Greg and Vicky for some time now and if there's a word that able to describe about them is.. perfect. 
We started the morning with the usual routine, waiting for Greg's entourage to knock on Vicky's door. Right up to the church ceremony where they tied the Big knot. In this type of wedding you get to see many emotions, but mostly Laughter. Click play in High Definition and see what We meant.

UPIN dan IPIN FTW!

the Rim Light

the terms ‘rim light’ is often derives as a lighting technique where the image subject is backlit and the image is exposed to hide the subject features in shadow. The technique gets its name from the fact that lighting a subject in this way produces a thin line or ‘rim’ of light which appears to cling to the subjects outline. using rim light lifts the subject from the background in images rendered predominantly in shadow. In more complex situations, using extremely technical lighting setups rim light can be applied to one area of an otherwise well lit image, for example to the hair of a model being shot against a dark background. Another complex setups can be seen as a combination of multiple technique, for example in the attached images it is execute in a inverted way instead of against a darker background, it is well lit with a higher exposure at the back some called it high key. To create a high key image with preserving the thin line to accentuate the subject's figure. There many more complex techniques which you can explore and practice. Let me know if there's anything that you need me to discuss.

Bound for Kuala Lumpur

Ola from Kuala Lumpur! We are away this week, we will reply your emails as soon as possible! Thanks and keep shining!

*photos from Kota Kinabalu

Warmest Regards,

JoJ and Jofanna

Mother's Day 2017

Wishing all mothers in the world a very Happy Mother's day!

[HD] Eldridge and Debbie,Wedding Video Highlight

[HD] Eldridge and Debbie,Wedding Video Highlight from Jofanna Bridal on Vimeo.

Hey guys! there's another beautiful wedding video that we would like to share with you. This just happen over the weekend at the Church of Mary Immaculate, Kota Kinabalu. Our Team had tons of fun covering this wedding and the friends and families are so supportive which make our work so much easier. Click play in HD and enjoy the video!

Exploring Lights

almost a decade ago my mentor once said to me to used whatever light that is available to you. Honestly I have no idea what that means back then, but I pretended that I understands him, boy I was so naive and gullible. We were discussing about What's the best possible light to a photograph? I was brought up to understand how natural light works and how do they communicate each other. So when it comes to the best light, People was stressing about natural light, natural light and natural light. My mentor however says to me, Natural light and available light they're both good but the best light is whatever light that is available to you. I was blown away, honestly I do not know how to react. After almost years of training and exploring lights, I somehow understands the what my mentor actually wants me to see. It's a little difficult to explains the technique, but the best way to understands it is by showing, Which I'm glad to share over practical perhaps? The photograph that I'm sharing today, reminds me of a movie scene sets up in the back alley with just a lamp post illuminating them, the silhouette figure creates the mystery which depicts the curiosity.