Bryan Jean Photography - Journals from the heart

November is bidding farewell, while the rain keeps on falling. What a cooling month with some great sunshine days. I like how the warm sunlight peeps through the folds of the curtain every morning and with a few blows of the dandelion, the rain starts falling in the afternoon. I like watching how the newer raindrops on the window rolls down on those that managed to peer through my window. I know that more newer droplets will replace the older ones and while the November rain is coming to an end. What’s coming in December?

Was fiddling with our Facebook page and stumble upon this fan box.
Do add us, stay in touch and get frequent updates.

Bryan and Jean will be heading to Paris again in 2010. Here is a little promotional video. The early bird package will be on till 31st Dec 2009. Do check in with us early.

October is the definitely the most eventful month of 2009.

We shot a total of 10 weddings and at the same time was called up for a 26-day ICT.

But what was kept low profile was the Master Photographers Association (MPA) grading that I went for. Established in 1952, the Master Photographers Association is the United Kingdom’s only organization for full time, qualified and professional photographers, all of whom are bound by the association’s Code of Conduct.

For the entire month of October, we went through countless of sleepless nights and mental torment preparing for the grading.

It’s all over. I was awarded, Licentiate with the MPA last Thursday. Yes I’m a Master Photographer now along with many other great photographers all over the world. There are so many people I need to thank for my success.

First and foremost, Jean, she is always the one giving me all the support and she is the main reason behind my success. Ryan Wong, for the late nights at West Coast MacDonald’s mentoring, going through all my work and selecting my final panel of 20 images. I want to thank my parents for believing that this is not just a “hobby” job, it is my career. Thank you to Peng Eik and Gilbert Chua, what I am today is because I have good mentors like both of you. Thanks to the guys at Nikon (Jeffery, Sherina, Bryan, Max & Rubi) for their moral and technical support. Finally I wish to thank the rest of the many people, my friends, clients and fans.

I wish to apologize as well…that some schedules are not met, emails replied late and delay in meet ups. We’ll try our best to catch up on the schedules. Thank you for being patient with us. We will work harder to produce more stunning images.

From the heart,

Bryan Kit F.