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Image Comp Boot Camp

  • 02/15/2025
  • 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM
  • 207 N. Broadway, Santa Ana CA

Registration

  • Member registration includes 2 entries for the march image competition.

    We will take a 1hr break for lunch at the Gypsey Den, you may bring a lunch if you prefer.
  • PPA, PPC, PPLAC AND PPSDC Members.

    We will take a 1hr break for lunch at the Gypsey Den, you may bring a lunch if you prefer.
  • Non PPOC members, workshop an membership include ($50 savings)

Registration is closed

Image Comp Boot Camp

 

 Saturday Feb 15th at 10:00 am. to   4:00 pm.

 At Great American Portraits   Studio. 207 N.  Broadway, Santa   Ana CA.

 Bring 4 images to the workshop.

 Be sure to register for the   workshop.


Submitting your images in a competition can be an exciting opportunity to showcase your work and receive valuable feedback. We will  guide to help you through the process, from preparing your images to understanding what judges are looking for and the final submission steps.

Preparing Your Images

  1. Image Selection:
    • Choose your strongest images that fit the competition theme or category.
    • Consider how each image aligns with the 12 elements judges will evaluate.
  2. Editing and Post-Processing:
    • Ensure your images are well-edited. Pay attention to exposure, color balance, contrast, and sharpness.
    • Avoid over-processing; the image should still look natural.
  3. Resolution and Size:
    • Check the competition guidelines for required resolution and image size. Ensure your images meet these specifications to prevent disqualification.
    • Typically, images are required to be in JPEG format, but confirm specific requirements (e.g., color space).
  4. File Naming:
    • Follow submission guidelines for naming files (e.g., including your name, image title, and category).
    • Avoid overly complicated names; keep it simple and clear.

Participating in competitions can be a great way to challenge yourself and grow as a photographer. By understanding the submission process, preparing your images carefully, and knowing what judges are looking for, you can improve your chances for success. Good luck and enjoy the journey of sharing your work! If you have specific questions about a competition or need help with any steps, feel free to ask!




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