My brain is splitting in two so this is as far as I got today... I plan on working on more tomorrow. But this way you stay updated as to WHERE I am in the charter... the end is approaching... ******************** Article VI – Advancement among the ranks of the guild Each rank has its minimum knowledge required. Incoming members may petition to be of a higher than a standard member but also must fulfill as outlined in Article II for Membership. While judging images can be compared to judging art, all judges will have the same criteria in which the images and projects will be accessed. Judging Individual Photographic submissions 1. Originality -Does the photograph bring to light something rarely seen or seen a lot? -Does the photograph tell a story, or part of one? -Was the capture done in a way that drew you in? (How and why) -What made this picture say “wow” to you? (if not, then how could the photographer take it to that level?) 2. How is the technical quality? -In focus? (or if not, was that intended?) -Exposure: Is it too light or dark? Are there blown out or underexposed areas? (do those areas add to or subtract from the image?) -How was the depth of field in the image? Were you drawn in or did you have to figure out the subject? -Use of contrast? Too muddy or too much contrast. -How was lighting handled? -How do the colors look? 3. Composition? Framing? What should and shouldn’t be in the frame? (could the photographer shift to avoid the issue?) Where is your eye drawn to? 4. How is the overall impact? -What emotion do you feel when you look at the photo? Or lack of? -Did the photographer capture his subjects in a natural manner or do they look tense, posed or stilted? -Did all the elements come together in a positive way for the photographer? Judging Photo Essays Through my research, I will not re-invent the wheel. For evaluating Photo essays we will be using the “Photo Essay Judging Rubric” as found here projects.kydataseam/photojournalism/CommunDetails_files/photoessayrubric.pdf Article VII – Administration within the guild Guild Principal Guild Principal is the founder of the guild. As guild Principal they are to arrange times and places for guild meetings, keep records of members and their current rank and also provide (minimum of) a quarterly newsletter. As the guild reaches 75 members or more these jobs can be broken within the guild (as shown below) so that any that wish to help and keep the guild going may do so. Guild Historian Guild historian keeps the records of each member and their current ranks, qualifications, and community service so that upon request can assist in members moving through the ranks of the guild. Guild Chronicler Guild Chronicler assists in putting together and disseminating the guilds newsletter to its members, the Kingdom Minister of Arts and Science and the Crown. Submissions are gathered from within the guild and
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