Christine Veillette , September 06, 2005; 09:14 P.M.
I really like the soft feel of this photo and your choice of sepia. I have mixed feelings about the pose.. Is the bride discouraged? feeling sad about her wedding? I would have probably cropped the sides a bit to only show the straight lines. And crop a bit at the top to get rid of that last horizontal window bar. But still very nice.
Glen Van Etten
, September 06, 2005; 09:14 P.M.
John Falkenstine , September 06, 2005; 11:46 P.M.
Cropping is the least of the problems here. Window area is blown out with overexposure/bloom, (typical of digital equipment) and I find it distracting. (the) Foreground is too dark. The image is tonally very flat, the girl's gown almost blending into the wall in the background. Shooting against a bright background is risky. What is the camera's exposure system /light meter REALLY measuring? While I'm no Zone system fanatic, reading it does help in ALL aspects of photography. Some newer cameras have a very sophisticated ability to help images like this with fill flash. An image like this often works better when converted to grayscale / BW ajusted as a BW, THEN converted back to a color image with a sepia toning.
Nicole Dypolt , September 07, 2005; 12:23 A.M.
Maybe crop it a bit more from the top so that you don't get such a glare from the white light coming in from the window.
Richard Laepple , September 07, 2005; 03:01 A.M.
I like the high key effect, well done.
Ken Thalheimer 
, September 07, 2005; 07:53 A.M.
Good one. I like it technically and her pose seems something has gone terribly wrong on her wedding day