7. Anonymous - (5/27/2009 1:02:21 PM)
I like it. I do agree with ONE thing and it's the blades of grass. I would have blurred them somewhat so they didn't seem to "out there" Other than that, I love the angle and I like how the wind is blowing her vail. NOTE to the critique: In my humber opinion, it's not critiquing at all. It's bashing. Have some sense and post something worth the words you are typing!

6. B.Wright - (5/10/2009 3:13:27 AM)
I agree with all the critique on this one. I feel like every photo student had to do the "life as ant" project and realized that if you don't shoot eye level you'll get more interesting and unique angles. But the problem is, that made the ant view a bit of a cliche angle. If the photographer had just moved in a bit closer to the bouquet the bride wouldn't look so fat. Not to mention the blob that the dress has become due to lost highlight detail. Come on people, let's grade this from an artistic perspective. No offense to the photographer, but this is just lacking in too many areas to be a legitimate contender. Good luck. I hope you have a lot social networking skills, cuz that's how you can get this one to win the popularity contest.

5. Anonymous - (4/28/2009 7:38:18 PM)
Nice but nothing special. The odd angle doesn't flatter the bride.

4. Anonymous - (4/21/2009 3:39:46 PM)
OMG! This photo is soooo creative! (note the sarcasm) A ridiculous up angle makes any image an instant work of art. Like totally awesome man! hahaha...

3. Holly Steen (WPD Contestant) - (4/13/2009 5:14:46 PM)
Great color and composition.

2. Anonymous - (4/12/2009 2:40:36 PM)
This is an *almost* great shot. The focus is on the blades of grass on the ground, below the bouquet. If the selective focus would have been adjusted to be on the bouquet, or faces of the bride and groom, the image would have greater effect.

1. Anonymous - (3/27/2009 4:59:46 PM)
I would have liked to have a slightly different position so that the groom could be more seen.