With years of experience in wedding photography, I have been privileged to have witnessed and captured countless sincere emotions and happiness as they unfold during one of the greatest events in our lives, weddings. Fusing wedding photojournalism and modern style, I offer pure moments and unconventional portraits.
Being artistic since the early stages of my life but having difficulty with freehand realistic renditions, I turned to photography and graphic arts. Experimenting and exploring, I strive to be better than my last shoot. I take it as “you’re only as good as your last picture”.
As a couple, you will never know what photos will come out of your wedding. I depend on the personality of the couple and the people around. I do not control the event by telling people what to do, I let things happen and wait for that sweet moment to capture that split second in time. I reflect the vibe of the wedding in my photos and shoot fittingly. Many couples have been telling me, “we don’t know how to pose like those model type couples”. I will not make you do things you are uncomfortable with, it’s your day after all.
Excerpt from www.bridalbook.ph feature:
Erron has taken to heart the rule that wedding photography is all about the bride and the groom. The goal of the photographer for every wedding is to creatively translate into photos the personality of the couple and, more importantly, the genuine love shared by the two. Erron says that the entire process is about “taking a good photograph without losing the couple in the picture.”
I am passionate about my art. Some might see weddings as a routine-always-the-same-things-happening-each-time. I remember someone asking; don’t you get bored shooting weddings? I don’t. For me, each one is unique and special, and it only happens once in a lifetime.
I am happily married to my best friend Jesy Alto, one of the best makeup artists in the wedding industry. We enjoy watching films, listening to music, exploring food, traveling, getting tanned in the sun and wakeboarding.
