9. Anonymous - (4/12/2009 3:14:10 PM)
Lovely black and white portrait, and well-done select focus.

8. Anonymous - (4/2/2009 12:07:25 PM)
this is the one!!!

7. Anonymous - (3/30/2009 7:31:31 PM)
Amazing Work!

6. Karen - (3/30/2009 5:00:29 PM)
What a beautiful and sophisticated image for this bride. It's simplicity is so true, yet so deep. Nice to really see the bride's face and her full expression, especially when the style lately seems to obscure the details and uniqueness of bride's face on her wedding day, or the retouching and effects are so overwhelming that it makes it look like something other than a photograph.

5. Anonymous - (3/28/2009 4:08:55 PM)
you don't see classic head poses like this anymore. I think this photo will be very special for not only the bride, but her family for generations to come. It's the photo that a great-grandchild finds in an old trunk and the family gets to enjoy it again, just like they did when the bride first got married.

4. Anonymous - (3/28/2009 11:51:13 AM)
How refreshing to see an honest bridal portrait in the classical tradition. No Photoshop, no effects, just pure beauty of lighting, composition, expression. What a sophisticated and romantic image. The mood of the lighting reflects the soul of the sitter. The photo is timeless, it looks as if it could have been taken a century ago, 50 years ago, or yesterday.

3. Xenneth - (3/26/2009 10:54:54 PM)
It's nice to see a classic head shot can still make it into the finals. No fuss or props.

2. Anonymous - (3/26/2009 10:14:03 PM)
Stunningly beautiful wedding portrait. Perfect lighting and bride! The photo is breathtaking!

1. Anonymous - (3/26/2009 10:12:42 PM)
The lighting, the tones, the face, the look - Stunning! Your bride must be very pleased that she hired you as her photographer! Bravo!