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1 2011 State Fair Photography Judging Class 1- Black & White Place the four photos here & size for short dimension to Select class Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 6 Black & White Waterfowl Balls Butterflies Sunsets Lines Intermediate Problem Senior Problem Place this class of four photos in order of best to worst. Click on a photo for a full screen view, click on the large image to return to this page. Write your placing down on paper then click the button to see official placing and reasons
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6 Class 1 Black & White Placing Cuts Place the four photos here in order of placing & size for short dimension to 2 #2 Good rule of thirds Clean background Good focus Good range of tones Good exposure #3 Good exposure Good lighting Good focus Good range of tones Upper left could be cropped #4 Good rule of thirds Good leading lines Soft on focus Borders on being to busy Limited range of tones #1 Good focus Good lighting Centered Grass distracts Busy background Lacking range of tones
7 2011 State Fair Photography Judging Class 2 - Waterfowl Place the four photos here & size for short dimension to Select class Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 6 Black & White Waterfowl Balls Butterflies Sunsets Lines Intermediate Problem Senior Problem Place this class of four photos in order of best to worst. Click on a photo for a full screen view, click on the large image to return to this page. Write your placing down on paper then click the button to see official placing and reasons
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12 Class 2 - Waterfowl Placing Cuts Place the four photos here in order of placing & size for short dimension to 2 #3 Good focus Strong eye appeal Nice lines Good color Good use of shadows A little over exposed #4 Good focus Rule of thirds Good color contrast Good depth of field A little static No high light in eyes #2 Nice contrast with background Good lighting Detailed Lacks sharpness Wasted space #1 Fills the frame Good curve of the neck Hot spots on neck Can t see the eye Could be toward the camera
13 2011 State Fair Photography Judging Class 3 - Balls Place the four photos here & size for short dimension to Select class Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 6 Black & White Waterfowl Balls Butterflies Sunsets Lines Intermediate Problem Senior Problem Place this class of four photos in order of best to worst. Click on a photo for a full screen view, click on the large image to return to this page. Write your placing down on paper then click the button to see official placing and reasons
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18 Class 3 - Balls Placing Cuts Place the four photos here in order of placing & size for short dimension to 2 #1 Good color & contrast Good focus & lighting Nice depth of field Little awkward placement #2 Good texture Nice lighting Rule of thirds Hot spot reduces texture on ball #3 Good focus Fills the frame Good use of lighting Has character Soft on color Low on contrast #4 Color is good Mergers on left Doesn t fill frame Foreground distracts Clover becomes focal point Awkward position
19 2011 State Fair Photography Judging Class 4 - Butterflies Place the four photos here & size for short dimension to Select class Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 6 Black & White Waterfowl Balls Butterflies Sunsets Lines Intermediate Problem Senior Problem Place this class of four photos in order of best to worst. Click on a photo for a full screen view, click on the large image to return to this page. Write your placing down on paper then click the button to see official placing and reasons
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24 Class 4 - Butterflies Placing Cuts Place the four photos here in order of placing & size for short dimension to 2 #4 Fills the frame Great sharpness Good diagonal line Pleasing background Seem to make a merger with flowers #2 Nice contrast Good color Fills the frame Lower right background distracts Merger of wing tip #3 Good focus on top butterfly Almost have two photos Background good color but distracts #1 Soft focus Lacks contrast Doesn t fill the frame Hot spots in background Focus ok
25 2011 State Fair Photography Judging Class 5 - Sunsets Place the four photos here & size for short dimension to Select class Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 6 Black & White Waterfowl Balls Butterflies Sunsets Lines Intermediate Problem Senior Problem Place this class of four photos in order of best to worst. Click on a photo for a full screen view, click on the large image to return to this page. Write your placing down on paper then click the button to see official placing and reasons
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30 Class 5 - Sunsets Placing Cuts Place the four photos here in order of placing & size for short dimension to 2 #2 Strong focus Great color Clean Great old and new contrast #1 Wonderful perspective Good use of light Nice lines Great action Centered #4 Soft lighting Good focus To much foreground Crop it closer #3 Soft color Nice placement of horizon Hard to define subject Lacks eye appeal
31 2010 State Fair Photography Judging Class 6 -Lines Place the four photos here & size for short dimension to Select class Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 6 Black & White Waterfowl Balls Butterflies Sunsets Lines Intermediate Problem Senior Problem Place this class of four photos in order of best to worst. Click on a photo for a full screen view, click on the large image to return to this page. Write your placing down on paper then click the button to see official placing and reasons
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36 Class 6 - Lines Placing Cuts Place the four photos here in order of placing & size for short dimension to 2 #2 Good color Good lighting Leading lines Good focus Good exposure #3 Good focus Nice angle Good texture Overexposed upper right corner #1 Good focus & color Good rule of thirds Lacking eye appeal Tree distracts Power line through picture #4 Good color Lacks depth of appeal Focus on outside edges Lacks strong point of interest
37 2011 State Fair Photography Judging Intermediate Problem Place the four photos here & size for short dimension to 2 Select class Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 6 Lines Intermediate Problem Senior Problem Black & White Waterfowl Balls Butterflies Sunsets Match the photo to the correct statement. Use each photo only once. A. Framing. B. Leading Lines. C. No Subject. D. Fills the Frame Click on a photo for a full screen view, click on the large image to return to this page. Write your placing down on paper then click the button to see official placing and reasons
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42 Intermediate Problem Placing correct = 13 points 2 correct = 25 points 4 correct = 50 points. Place the four photos here in order of placing & size for short dimension to 2 #3. Waterfall framed by branches #4. Lines lead the eye to center of sculpture #1. All the same no point of focus #2. Fills the frame
43 2011 State Fair Photography Judging Senior Problem Place the four photos here & size for short dimension to 2 Select class Class 1 Class 2 Class 3 Class 4 Class 5 Class 6 Lines Intermediate Problem Senior Problem Black & White Waterfowl Balls Butterflies Sunsets Match the photo to the appropriate statement. Use the photo only once. A. Shutter speed 4 sec., f-stop 5, ISO 800 B. Shutter speed 1/250, f-stop 22, ISO 100 C. Photo using flash.. D. Pixilated photo.. Click on a photo for a full screen view, click on the large image to return to this page. Write your placing down on paper then click the button to see official placing and reasons
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49 Senior Problem Placing correct = 13 points 2 correct = 25 points 3 correct = 38 points 4 correct = 50 points. Place the four photos here in order of placing & size for short dimension to 2 #3 #4 #5 #1
Class 1Birds State Fair Photography Judging. Place the four photos here & size for short dimension to 2
2013 State Fair Photography Judging Class 1Birds Place the four photos here & size for short dimension to 2 1 2 3 4 Select class Class 1 Birds Class 2 People Class 3 Black & White Class 4 Scenery Class
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2009 State Fair Photography Judging Class 1 Children Place the four photos here & size for short dimension to 2 1 2 3 4 Select class Class 1 Children Class 2 In motion Class 3 Insects Class 4 Water Birds
Class 1 Action State Fair Photography Judging. Place the four photos here & size for short dimension to 2
2008 State Fair Photography Judging Class 1 Action Place the four photos here & size for short dimension to 2 1 2 3 4 Select class Class 1 Action Class 2 Still Life Class 3 Ice Class 4 Birds Class 5 Dogs
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