Gee’d up for another great breakfast buffet…we did some googling and read some guide reviews.
We chose the Renaissance hotel’s Riverside restaurant amongst all of the major hotels in the city.
This hotel was full of Caucasian and Indian businessmen and Korean patrons, they must be drawn in by the allure of the river – but i don’t see it.
The buffet choice was a mistake – It was okay, but just okay.
After breakfast we headed to the photo studio for the our wedding photoshoot.
We aren’t photogenic people and don’t enjoy being in front of the camera but we must admit it was a very fun process.
There were four costume changes; (1) Western (2) Vietnamese (3) Korean (4) Japanese
Being giants in their eyes, they struggled to find costumes which fitted us.
By far the most awkward for me was the western costume as i had to fit into a suit about 2 sizes too small and a pair of size 9 shoes.
The process took 5 hours.
The studio was well equipped with a Canon 5DMK2 24-70mm F2.8L & Canon 1Dmk3 70-200 F2.8L, various light boxes, elaborate backdrop system and props.
We pick up the photo album, cd of images & a rolled canvas before we leave next week.
Few hours later and it’s time for a late dinner at a popular Chinese restaurant located about 5 doors down from our hotel.
Love the costumes! Do you have more photos of the other ones?
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