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04-18-2008, 03:04 AM #1
Which Categories Count?
Okay in looking at how to divide your submissions for CPP image review.
I understand, Portrait, Wedding, Commercial, Seniors, is that all?
Are there other categories like children, babies, bellies, or are those all subcategories of portraits.
Is sports and events photography a category?
For things like photographing stage productions? That's really the only way I know how to phrase it. I mean being the official photographer hired by the producers for publicity shots. Is that a category? What would you call it?
Cindi Delaney, future CPP
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04-18-2008, 03:51 AM #2
I could be wrong (I quite frequently am!
) but I think that seniors, families, etc, all fall under portraits, then there is weddings. I had two categories: portraits and weddings, and my seniors, etc all went into the portrait section. I don't know about the stage production, although that might qualify for commercial.
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04-18-2008, 12:21 PM #3
Hey, Cindi -
The only catagories you have to choose from on the application are:
Advertising/Commercial
Corporate/Industrial
Portrait
Wedding
Videography
Sports/Events
So all your seniors, babies, bellies, etc., would fall under portrait. Weddings, obviously, are in their own category, as are sports/events. I would think your stage production, depending on the type of images you are producing for them (and how they're used), could either fall under commerical or under events.
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04-18-2008, 02:25 PM #4
Hi Cindi.
I got an email a couple days back from Marisa@PPA regarding the %'s for categories on the image submissions. Here's what she said...
"The %’s are not documented in your record, plus the judges don’t look at it as a requirement when reviewing your images. They do look for a variety of your work though."
So I think no matter what, as long as you have a little diversity, you should be okay. (I originally asked her because I couldn't remember the percentage I had submitted). Sleep-deprivation moment.
Angela Lawson CPP
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04-18-2008, 02:35 PM #5
Thanks so much Heather and Angela.
This answer makes me look at my body of work in a different light.
I was digging for mainly portrait/wedding type images.
I shoot everything from product shots to football games,shows in the casinos,local events and theater productions.
Hmmmmm. . . . I'll have to look at some other stuff.Cindi Delaney, future CPP
We have no quarrel with those who choose to sell their wares for less.
They know what their stuff is worth.
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