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The whys and hows on gaining a qualification in photography - part 3 of 1 2 3 4

by Llewellyn Robins Published 01/08/2016

Associate. The judges will be looking at all the same criteria as they do for Licentiate level plus three very important elements: individual style, creativity and wow! factor.

At this level the images must stand out from the crowd. Post-production and presentation must be very good and above average photography skills must be demonstrated with each image.

Fellowship. The photographer has to produce 20 images which are displayed as a complete body of work. A panel of judges will evaluate the work and its worthiness for a Fellowship award. A Fellowship panel must show individual style, excellent presentation, excellent quality in post production and exciting creativity. It must show excellence in all fields.

The check list. Read the rules. It is very important to ensure that your submission abides by the rules for the various categories. There is an excellent section on qualifications at the Societies' website. Read it carefully before applying.

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