July Wedding/ Portrait Photo Contest

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July Wedding/ Portrait Photo Contest

This month the winner will receive a 16x20 Gallery Wrap Canvas from Canvas on Demand or Free Lifetime Membership to Pro Photo Home.

For more information visit Canvas On Demand: Photo Art specialists. Your sentimental photo becomes canvas art.


Photo Contest Rules:

Please just upload photos with any personal comments to the gallery. Please do not reply with comments on the images until the contest is closed.

The contest will be for "Favorite Wedding/ Portrait Photo of the Month."

Submissions will be open for One Week starting today. All registered full members may participate.

After submissions are complete, a poll will be added to the thread. All members may vote for their favorite image. Voting will stay open for 1 WEEK.

Please only post one image per contest per month. Existing winners may continue to post each month. In the event of a tie there will be a runoff vote to determine the winner.


Thanks,
Drew

Images may include Photoshop work.

For jpeg attachments max size is approximately 200k. Max Width and Height are 800 pixels. However, I do believe it will resize the image automatically if it falls outside of the width and height range.

Alternately, you may just want to upload your image to the photo gallery click on "Add Reply" (not quick reply) and follow these directions: New! Easily drop in images to Posts or Blogs

[Edd_Turner]

#1


A mostly successful shot from a partly successful shoot, familiarising myself with Polaroid type 55 and the University's Sinar...

[Jerry Skrocki]

#2


Adirondack hike: Martin

Olympus E-10, fill flash, 130mm, 1/320, f4, iso80

[Jerry Ireland]

#3





http://www.prophotohome.com/forum/ph...9/ppuser/43106

[Curtis Cunningham]

#4


My friend asked me to shoot the wedding of his son. Shot with a Digital Rebel XT (available light).

[StevenRosen]

#5


This is Marguerite. A bride I worked with recently. This shot was taken at her apartment right after she got her hair and make up done. We shot against a wall in her storage room. I loved the kind of salmon/cantaloupe color of the walls and thought her kind of retro 50s look and blue eyes and tourquoise earrings would work well against it. The light is natural coming from two windows on either side of wall behind her. I used a 50mm fixed lense at 1.8 to get the shallow depth of field. Did very little post processing in Photoshop.

[David_Buzzard]

#6


Here's a nice one from last night...



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