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2003 Wedding Photojournalist Association Photography Contest:


2003
WPJA Bride OR Groom Portrait:

FIRST PLACE - Jennifer Dery / California

Photo © 2003 by Jennifer Dery

JUDGE'S COMMENTS:

This photographer uses a nice elegant approach in this image. It is simple in its execution and subtle in the lady’s thoughtful expression.

A classic portrait.


SECOND PLACE - John Hong / Washington

Photo © 2003 by John Hong

JUDGE'S COMMENTS:

A natural and telling expression from the bride as she emerges from the cloud of white that is her dress. Could have been cropped a little tighter on the top to make the image a little cleaner.


THIRD PLACE - Neil Cowley / New York

Photo © 2003 by Neil Cowley

JUDGE'S COMMENTS:

This is a more straight forward approach of including the church in the background. The lighting makes this work.


4 - Mark Romine / Illinois

Photo © 2003 by Mark Romine

JUDGE'S COMMENTS:

This image has nice texture and is not bad tonally. It would have been nice to see the bride’s face a little more brought out.

Real nice use of natural light and scene to provide a simplistic but beautiful bridal photograph.


5 - Huy Nguyen / Texas

Photo © 2003 by Huy Nguyen

JUDGE'S COMMENTS:

The high key lighting makes this a nice image. The bride’s face jumps out.


6 - David Beckstead / Arizona

Photo © 2003 by David Beckstead


7 - Joel Maus / California

Photo © 2003 by Joel Maus


8 - Marcy Lake / Texas

Photo © 2003 by Marcy Lake

JUDGE'S COMMENTS:

This graphic image with sparse color is both beautiful and different. The form of the bride is distinct and there is no need to be able to see detail in her face.


9 - David Beckstead / Arizona

Photo © 2003 by David Beckstead

JUDGE'S COMMENTS:

Tight framing helps show the thoughtfulness in the face of the bride. An interesting and successful angle from which to shoot the picture, which also has a background that adds a good element to the image.


9 - Bill McCullough / Texas

Photo © 2003 by Bill McCullough

JUDGE'S COMMENTS:

A modern portrait.


The Judges for the first WPJA contest of 2003 were:

Rick Loomis, L.A. Times

2003 NPPA Best of Photojournalism Photographer of the Year

Matt McClain, Ventura County Star
2002 NPPA Region 10 Still Photographer of the Year

Don Bartletti, L.A. Times
2003 Pulitzer Prize Winner

Mark Mirko, The Hartford Courant
2002 NPPA Region 1 Still Photographer of the Year

 

 

 
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