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Thread: Album Entries for Comp
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02-22-2007, 06:54 PM #1
Album Entries for Comp
I am interested in submitting an album into competition this year for the first time.
Question: What are judges looking for? In it the total package? Are they looking for storytelling, are they expecting each of the images to be merit prints?
There is a lot of talk about the 12 things that they look for in a single print but are those the same things they are looking for in an album?
Any information would be greatly appreciated!Nylora Bruleigh, M. Photog. Cr. , CPP, C.Ph
Photography by Nylora-Bellies and Babies Photography
2011 PPA Silver Photographer of the Year
www.PhotographyByNylora.com
Bblog: www.BelliesAndBabiesPhotography.com
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02-22-2007, 06:59 PM #2
I haven't entered an album (actually this year's regional is my first print comp) -- but from what I understand....they are looking for storytelling, the total package....and expect a consistent good quality with a number of images in the album being merit-worthy.
Patrick Rice's "Sucess in Print Competition" is a book that I have found helpful -- there is a section on competition albums in there as well -- you might check it out
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02-22-2007, 07:41 PM #3
Knock their socks off ...
Hi Nylora;
In our state competition, the albums that get a blue ribbon (80+) are "knock their socks off" good ! Each image better be of 80+ quality. Lighting is usually double-lighting. The album itself better be an excellent line of albums too.
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02-22-2007, 08:12 PM #4
Betsy and Craig,
Thanks for the recomendations! Betsy- I will check out the book. I guess I can just try it and see what happens! Thanks again,
NyloraNylora Bruleigh, M. Photog. Cr. , CPP, C.Ph
Photography by Nylora-Bellies and Babies Photography
2011 PPA Silver Photographer of the Year
www.PhotographyByNylora.com
Bblog: www.BelliesAndBabiesPhotography.com
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02-22-2007, 11:32 PM #5
no problem! I thought the book was pretty helpful, ....and reading it definitely answered some of my questions about print (and album) competition. It was worth the $20 (used) for me...
let us know how it goes!




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