Critique the Community
Wedding Imagery
Submit your best wedding photos for a chance to win one of two free Fstoppers tutorials.
Congratulations to the winners!
This week, Lee and I were able to critique the genre which we have the most experience with, wedding photography. Do you think we rated these images fairly?
Congratulations to the winners of the free Fstoppers tutorials! Corrado Amenta submitted the image that received the highest average community rating and Ryan Rupprecht's photo was the randomly selected entrant to win the prize. We will be in touch with both of you via your Fstoppers profiles to receive the tutorial of your choice.
If you missed your chance to participate in this weeks episode, we encourage you to enter into next weeks contest featuring "repetition." We're leaving it up to you to interpret what kinds of photos represent the topic but we can't wait to see what you submit.
Rules & Prizes
It's time to pull out your best wedding imagery to see how well it stacks up against the community and how you can be improving. We invite you to submit two of your favorite wedding images that you've taken to this weeks episode of Critique the Community. Twenty images will be selected and feedback will be provided in our next video. Of those twenty images, two entrants will win a free Fstoppers tutorial. The first tutorial will be won based on the community average rating of the image and the second wil be selected randomly.
After you've submitted your own images, we invite you to look through all the other submissions and give ratings as well as helpful and encouraging critical feedback. The goal of this series is to help each other see how we can be improving our work and we encourage everyone to participate.
Thu, 11/22/2018 - 23:45
This contest has ended.
323 people have cast a total of 21,596 votes on 290 entries from 170 participants
Contest Submissions
Click on the thumbnails below to comment and rate each image.
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18 Comments
Wonder if a videogame screen grab will end up being rated.
Loved the underwater shot, well deserved tutorial! As for the next genre, please finally do a panorama critique!
That comment made me spit out my drink LOL
Michael, it's an interesting discussion for creating compelling imagery either way ;-).
Everything is so heavily posed. My favorite shot is that girl running down the aisle because it feels like a real moment.
For the next contest, I think it'd be interesting to do a straight from the camera with no post-processing contest. I know that CTC is generally about the professional use and viability but I think it'd be a good spin on things especially considering how heavily processed many of the photos shown in the videos have been as of late.