Welcome to the Daniel Zain Photography blog. To view my professional work, please click on the 'categories' section on the right.
For bookings in Malaysia, please email me for information on my availability.
I look forward to preserving your precious memories as images you can look back on in years to come.
Thank you & have a great day ahead!
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
Sunday, June 28, 2009
The family of Dave & Julie
Easy-going, Bahasa speaking & plain fun to be around with... that's how I'd describe this family.
We had this session a week before Dave, Julie, Rachel, Hanna & Andrew moved back to the USA after almost 8 years here. They're now enjoying being surrounded by such beauty that is Colorado, but they're definitely missing our Malaysian food too!
I wish you all the very best & hope you're all doing great in Colorado.
Jumpa dalam masa satu tahun ya!































We had this session a week before Dave, Julie, Rachel, Hanna & Andrew moved back to the USA after almost 8 years here. They're now enjoying being surrounded by such beauty that is Colorado, but they're definitely missing our Malaysian food too!
I wish you all the very best & hope you're all doing great in Colorado.
Jumpa dalam masa satu tahun ya!





Labels:
Portraiture
Wednesday, June 17, 2009
Joselyn's Baby Shower
My first baby shower shoot & what a unique one too!
Jos & all her latino friends made me feel like I was in South America instead of KL. It was nice listening to them speaking in Spanish & Portugese. They sure know how to have fun and come up with interesting games at a baby shower. The best one was a game involving diapers which really shows the unique way in which moms embrace motherhood.
For the safety of you, the viewer of this blog, I warn you that some images below may not be for the faint of heart (i.e: all non moms, dads & nannies)
Man, what a game! ;)
Congratulations on the upcoming birth of your son :)






























Jos & all her latino friends made me feel like I was in South America instead of KL. It was nice listening to them speaking in Spanish & Portugese. They sure know how to have fun and come up with interesting games at a baby shower. The best one was a game involving diapers which really shows the unique way in which moms embrace motherhood.
For the safety of you, the viewer of this blog, I warn you that some images below may not be for the faint of heart (i.e: all non moms, dads & nannies)
Man, what a game! ;)
Congratulations on the upcoming birth of your son :)
Labels:
Events
Monday, June 08, 2009
OrphanCARE
Hi everyone,
I was privileged recently to have been able to photograph the launch & fund-raising gala dinner of OrphanCARE at the KL Convention Centre. OrphanCARE's patron HRH Sultanah Pahang, Sultanah Hajjah Kalsom gave the welcoming address while Jermaine Jackson from the Jackson 5 pleasantly surprised guests with an impromptu speech in support of OrphanCARE.
Here is what OrphanCARE is all about in their own words:
We are a one stop non-profit organization which aims to give every orphan and abandoned baby a loving family. Orphanages should be viewed as a transit house for orphans for immediate adoption. We aim to assist orphans/families while coordinating and working with the government in the adoption process.
Help us change society's mindset towards orphans, recognising that children should not be left permanently in orphanages. It is a 'transit point' before orphans are placed with families who can bring them up in a proper family structure.
We aim to construct/compile a database of Malaysian orphans and interested adoptive families in order to match the orphans with suitable families.
In 2001, there were more than 65 million orphans in Asia. Africa has the greatest proportion of children who are orphans, by 2010 the number will reach 42 million. In China, 4 million girls are orphans.
In the world today it is estimated that there are 143 million orphans without families. If they were to hold hands together they would encircle the world twice! That's almost 6 times the population of Malaysia. Close to half a million orphans remain in orphanages in Malaysia today.
About 100 babies are abandoned yearly in Malaysia, mostly unreported...........
MAKE THE CHANGE


















Quran: Surah Al-Baqara (The Cow)
2:215 The ask you (O Muhammad pbuh) what they should spend. Say "Whatever you spend of good must be for parents and kindred and orphans and the poor and the wayfarers, and whatever you do of good deeds, truly, Allah knows it well."
FAQ - Adopting Children
Q: Is adoption encouraged in Islam?
A: Adoption where the biological parents real identity is concealed and the adoptive parents identify themselves as the birth parents of the adopted child, is prohibited in Islam. However, adoption, where the child knows that you are not the biological parents, is highly recommended in Islam.
Thank you for asking and God knows best.
Contact Us
Help us work towards providing a loving home environment for every orphan in Malaysia by
(OrphanCARE)
A-2-6, 60 Jalan Sri Hartamas 1,
Sri Hartamas, 50480 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
T: 6 03 6201 7015
F: 6 03 6201 7051
E: orphan.care@gmail.com
W: www.orphancare.org.my
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Please help OrphanCARE within your personal capacity. My wife & I will be joining as committee members hence if anyone needs more info or personal request of help for an orphan or abandoned child please contact me & i'll pass the message on. I know most of OrphanCARE's commitee members personally & I know they are working very hard on this project with the utmost sincere of intentions.
I was privileged recently to have been able to photograph the launch & fund-raising gala dinner of OrphanCARE at the KL Convention Centre. OrphanCARE's patron HRH Sultanah Pahang, Sultanah Hajjah Kalsom gave the welcoming address while Jermaine Jackson from the Jackson 5 pleasantly surprised guests with an impromptu speech in support of OrphanCARE.
Here is what OrphanCARE is all about in their own words:
We are a one stop non-profit organization which aims to give every orphan and abandoned baby a loving family. Orphanages should be viewed as a transit house for orphans for immediate adoption. We aim to assist orphans/families while coordinating and working with the government in the adoption process.
Help us change society's mindset towards orphans, recognising that children should not be left permanently in orphanages. It is a 'transit point' before orphans are placed with families who can bring them up in a proper family structure.
We aim to construct/compile a database of Malaysian orphans and interested adoptive families in order to match the orphans with suitable families.
- Provide pre and post adoption counseling for both the child and the adoptive family.
- Continuously monitor the situation to ensure smooth and efficient adoption in the best interest of the child.
In 2001, there were more than 65 million orphans in Asia. Africa has the greatest proportion of children who are orphans, by 2010 the number will reach 42 million. In China, 4 million girls are orphans.
In the world today it is estimated that there are 143 million orphans without families. If they were to hold hands together they would encircle the world twice! That's almost 6 times the population of Malaysia. Close to half a million orphans remain in orphanages in Malaysia today.
About 100 babies are abandoned yearly in Malaysia, mostly unreported...........
MAKE THE CHANGE
Quran: Surah Al-Baqara (The Cow)
2:215 The ask you (O Muhammad pbuh) what they should spend. Say "Whatever you spend of good must be for parents and kindred and orphans and the poor and the wayfarers, and whatever you do of good deeds, truly, Allah knows it well."
FAQ - Adopting Children
Q: Is adoption encouraged in Islam?
A: Adoption where the biological parents real identity is concealed and the adoptive parents identify themselves as the birth parents of the adopted child, is prohibited in Islam. However, adoption, where the child knows that you are not the biological parents, is highly recommended in Islam.
Thank you for asking and God knows best.
Contact Us
Help us work towards providing a loving home environment for every orphan in Malaysia by
- becoming prospective parents
- donating to OrphanCARE
- being a volunteer for OrphanCARE (Facebook)
- informing us of any unwanted babies, available for adoption
(OrphanCARE)
A-2-6, 60 Jalan Sri Hartamas 1,
Sri Hartamas, 50480 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
T: 6 03 6201 7015
F: 6 03 6201 7051
E: orphan.care@gmail.com
W: www.orphancare.org.my
-----------------------------------
Please help OrphanCARE within your personal capacity. My wife & I will be joining as committee members hence if anyone needs more info or personal request of help for an orphan or abandoned child please contact me & i'll pass the message on. I know most of OrphanCARE's commitee members personally & I know they are working very hard on this project with the utmost sincere of intentions.
Labels:
Events
Monday, June 01, 2009
Zura & Faisal - Post Wedding Portraits
Hi everyone!
These portraits of Zura & Faisal were taken after the fun coverage of their reception at Zura's family home in Johor.
I must applaud both of them for working up the energy & being so relaxed in front of the camera after two days of ceremonies. Thanks alot to the Lafa duo, Lam & Faiz for your tips on where to shoot in Batu Pahat.
Zura's choice of colour for their outfits was spot on. Black & White is seldom used and coupled with the vibrant green of the background, I love how these turned out.
Congrats once again to both of you :)



















These portraits of Zura & Faisal were taken after the fun coverage of their reception at Zura's family home in Johor.
I must applaud both of them for working up the energy & being so relaxed in front of the camera after two days of ceremonies. Thanks alot to the Lafa duo, Lam & Faiz for your tips on where to shoot in Batu Pahat.
Zura's choice of colour for their outfits was spot on. Black & White is seldom used and coupled with the vibrant green of the background, I love how these turned out.
Congrats once again to both of you :)



Labels:
Weddings
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