Garden Wedding Photoshoot with Robyn Skye

We were too spoiled for choice for the location of the shoot.

Initially, I suggested Bayfront Pavilion because I wanted to use it before more people would start using the place for the shoot. My plan was to move on to the more secluded parts of Gardens by the Bay after that. However, my idea was turned down for the reason that it was useful for a dance shoot instead.

There was a suggestion to do it at Fort Canning Park near a popular tunnel but I rejected it because the place could be crowded with other photography hobbyists. There was a high risk that we would have to queue up for our turn and thus waste time. Besides, there was a limitation to the uniqueness of the angles I could capture while many people had already done it.

Eventually, I decided to take the safest option, which was to shoot at Gardens by the Bay. I knew nobody would reject the idea. However, in my mind, my idea was to avoid the mainstream Supertrees and work on the other nice spots in the garden instead.

We started off with something simple at one of the themed spots. I was quite worried about the lighting because it was getting late, the sky was gloomy and the location was covered by trees to make it darker. For sure I could easily light Robyn up nicely but not the plants in the background. The passers-by and a sleeper delayed us.