We often hear about a bird's-eye view—but a snake's-eye view can be equally effective. Getting low - really low - lets the photographer transform the lane markers into powerful leading lines that seem to zoom our gaze right to the couple. Flanked at the outside edges of the images by terrain that slopes down toward them, they are also framed against the dark mountain in the background. The strolling bride and groom may be small in the frame, but every element is pointing at them as the stars of the image.