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2002 Contest
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Past Contests
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2002 Contest
/ Action/Emotion
2012 Q4 Contest
2012 Q3 Contest
2012 Q2 Contest
2012 Q1 Contest
2011 Q4 Contest
2011 Q3 Contest
2011 Q2 Contest
2011 Q1 Contest
2010 Q4 Contest
2010 Q3 Contest
2010 BRIDES Magazine Photo Contest
2010 Q2 Contest
2010 Q1 Contest
2009 Q4 Contest
2009 Q3 Contest
2009 BRIDES Magazine Photo Contest
2009 Q2 Contest
2009 Q1 Contest
2008 Q4 Contest
2008 Q3 Contest
2008 TTD Contest
2008 Q2 Contest
2008 BRIDES Contest
2008 Q1 Contest
2007 Q4 Contest
2007 Q3 Contest
2007 Q2 Contest
2007 BRIDES Contest
2007 Q1 Contest
2006 Winter Contest
2006 Fall Contest
2006 Summer Contest
2006 Spring Contest
2005 Winter Contest
2005 Fall Contest
2005 Summer Contest
2005 Spring Contest
2004 Winter Contest
2004 Fall Contest
2004 Summer Contest
2004 Spring Contest
2003 Winter Contest
2003 Summer Contest
2002 Contest
Getting Ready
Ceremony
Reception
Kids
Slow Shutter
Obscure
Action/Emotion
Group Portrait
Bride Alone
Groom Alone
Bride and Groom Portrait
Digital Manipulation
Using Available Light
Action/Emotion
2nd Place:
Wes Pope from Colorado, United States
Judges Comments
Second place has a little of both [action/emotion].
3rd Place:
Mark Romine from Illinois, United States
Judges Comments
Third place is back to just emotion.
