Ying and Dien’s pre-wedding session unfolded quietly, shaped by familiarity, movement, and a natural progression through spaces that felt connected to their everyday rhythm. Rather than centring the shoot around formality, the day focused on presence and ease.
We began in their apartment in Olympic Park, where the session felt grounded and personal from the start. The space allowed moments to emerge without interruption. Soft light, shared routines, and the comfort of being at home set the tone for the day. Nothing was directed or staged. The focus remained on the small interactions that felt natural to them, creating a calm and intimate opening to the story.
From there, we moved to a nearby location at Ballodery Hill. The shift outdoors introduced openness without changing the pace. The surrounding landscape provided space to breathe, allowing Ying and Dien to move freely and settle into the environment. The setting acted as a quiet backdrop, framing moments rather than competing for attention.
The session continued through Woo La Ra Park, where greenery and open paths encouraged a slower rhythm. Light filtered gently through the space, and the atmosphere remained unhurried. It was a setting that invited stillness, giving room for moments to unfold naturally as they moved together.
