2010 BRIDES Magazine Photo Contest
Dancing
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Judges Comments
Well-executed photograph. The little bit of flash blur adds energy to the moment. Harder than it looks. The photographer had to be ready, had to time this perfectly and had to have the strobe settings just right. Very nice image.
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2nd Place: Jason Brown from Illinois, United StatesJudges Comments
Quiet, extremely sweet moment.
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Judges Comments
Lots of photos of people being thrown in the air, but none others had the emotion, body position, and the rip in the pants. Another stellar photo! Classic image! Would have been great to begin with but the rip in the groom's pants just elevates it to a whole new level. Glad he wasn't going "commando". I am drawn to the energy in this photograph, but it is the split in his pants that takes this moment to a higher level. Ok, some images just capture a rare moment of human imprecision that makes us all laugh. Classic picture. Dancing to the extreme.
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Judges Comments
Absolutely lovely detail. Love the barefoot bride! Beautiful photograph. The combination of warm back lighting and effective cropping gives this image a timeless quality. Beautiful, simple composition and tonal palette and joyous sense of energy.
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5th Place: Justyna Ortyl from Podkarpacie, PolandJudges Comments
Fun moment, but I wish for more connection between the subjects.
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6th Place: Justyna Ortyl from Podkarpacie, PolandJudges Comments
I really like how the off camera strobe accentuates the bold colors and adds texture. Strong moment too.
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Judges Comments
Terrific expression on dancer and those surrounding her high stepping moment.
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8th Place: Kurtis Bowersock from Indiana, United StatesJudges Comments
Just plain fun! Love their expressions. Hands coming in at both ends of frame add tension to the lively composition.
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9th Place: Adeline Leonti from Quebec, CanadaJudges Comments
Nice job of wandering the room and looking for poignant little details.
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10th Place: Kirsten Lewis from North Carolina, United StatesJudges Comments
I love the expression and unique body language, but the highlight is too blown out and distracting.
