ENTRY BOOK 86 - PHOTOGRAPHY PLEASE SEE PAGE 123 FOR ENTRY INFORMATION THAT APPLIES TO ALL DEPARTMENTS. BRING IN EXHIBITS: Saturday, August 19, 2023 1:00 pm-4:00 pm Sunday, August 20, 2023 1:00 pm-5:00 pm JUDGING: Monday, August 21, 2023 11:00 am A special THANK YOU to the Friends of the Erie Shores Photography Club for set-up and dismissal of exhibits RULES: 1. Read all rules carefully. Any entry that is received that does not meet sizes and mounting requirements, even though shown, will not be in the competitive judging. 2. All entries should be current photographs by the entrant and not previously entered at the Lorain County Fair. NOTE: only one photo per entry except Tell-Story Category, Class 25. 3. Exhibitor needs to put each photo, maximum size 8” x 12”, in a plastic sheet protector or photo protector 8” x 12”, NO MATTING, just picture. EDGE TO EDGE PRINTING. 4. Note that sizes of photos and mounts may vary by category, please read the requirements carefully. 5. Exhibitor tags must hang securely in BOTTOM RIGHT HAND CORNER of protector of the photo mount, preferably attached by tape. 6. No Xerox type reproductions or color copies except for Class 25. 7. Entries determined not to be in good taste according to the Director in charge will not be shown. NOTE: Ribbons are awarded at the discretion of the judges. PREMIUMS: 1st = $3.00; 2nd = $2.00; 3rd = $1.00 PHOTOGRAPHY CLASS DESCRIPTIONS The Class Descriptions Apply to all Classes in Entry Book 86 PORTRAIT: A well planned photograph, where the photographer controls the subject, lighting, background, and the environment where the 0 image is being taken. The photograph must show the character and 1 identity of the subject or subjects. T N E BUILDING EXTERIOR: The primary subject is obviously the outside M view of a building. Not focused on a door or window but primarily a T building. R A P BUILDING INTERIOR: The primary subject is obviously the interior view E D of a building. Not focused on particular details of a room but the entire room. ANIMAL: The primary subject is obviously an animal. Examples: dog, cat, horse, bird, cow, etc. Any other creature, such as an insect, a caterpillar, etc., should be entered in a different class. 144