Judging Pictures. Instructions You will rate each picture on two aspects. Remember that you need to rate the picture just on the aspects given and nothing.

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Judging Pictures

Instructions You will rate each picture on two aspects. Remember that you need to rate the picture just on the aspects given and nothing else. For instance you are told to rate a picture on the Technical aspect. The picture is clear, crisp and contrast is good. You would rate the picture highly in Technical but perhaps low in originality.

Instructions Continued What I am not looking for: Picture 1 Revelation- it’s not good Purpose- I don’t know. What I AM looking for: Picture 1 Revelation- This picture offers a unique way to look at a can of paint. I like the way it spills out of the bucket onto the concrete. Purpose- The photographers seems to be making a statement, to me it says “Paint the world your own color”.

Instructions- Yes more Fill in the Judging Pictures worksheet and answer the questions according to what you think. There is no wrong answer, just supply WHY you feel the way you do about the photo.

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