KeriitLeto

So, here I am with my another wedding photography project on 10 June 2016. This is my fourth wedding photography project so far and I've a lot to learn and so much to improve.
Thank you very much to Dominnoe and Salviah for letting me capturing your moment. I hope you two love it!God bless your new family :).

Happy Saturday!
Few photos from my latest wedding photography.
I used Canon for most of the shoot and that why the result is different.
Have a good weekend!


























Thank you for visit and for details, visit www.keriitletophotography.com.
To the newlywed, thank you so much for give me chance to capturing your moment.

Have a good Saturday!

Love,
Paya

Let's take a break from my wedding photography for awhile. I still have many photos of KEBANA 2016 that I can't keep it myself.I have been working non-stop for my photography job now, its not easy as I think. The photo editing makes me crazy and last week, I'm sick because I'm too tired and of course, the ladies every month issue.
To be honest, when I'm in high school I never feel so proud to born as Kenyah because some people teased me the way I talked and the way that we make living (most of us are farmer, so I feel embarrassed because of that, such a less than smart girl). Fast forward now, I know that I am so wrong to feel that way. I should be proud of who am I, I am unique and nobody is like me. Now, my Kenyah culture is something that closes to my heart and something that I treasured in my life.I've seen many cultures in my life and I really amazed with it but at the end of the day, I still remember my culture is always closed to my heart. I still love the sape' music, love the datun julut dancing and love Kenyah food like tung ubi, anye', tepake' ( my mum made this when I'm at home last time).
So, here is some incredible culture of Kenyah.