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Photo Essays A photo essay is a sequence of images and music/narration that are related by a theme or common interest. The images may be the same subject (such as flowers or cars), or may follow the chronology of an event (a thunderstorm from beginning to end), or be related in another way. The essay may be pictorial, informative, instructional, or simply entertaining. Photo essays are also called "slide shows", although the essays may be presented either digitally or with traditional slides. Valley Viewfinders provides members the opportunity to present photo essays during club meetings. These essays may be entered into competitions organized by the Columbia Council of Camera Clubs.
Valley Viewfinders Rules and Guidelines Valley Viewfinders rules and guidelines for photo essays
Tips on how to create better essays Tips on how to create better photo essays - provided by Steve O'Hare (2005) Experiences with 4Cs judging of photo essays - provided by Steve O'Hare (2006)
Columbia Council of Camera Clubs information 4Cs 2006-2007 Presentation Division website page - On this page you will find the 4Cs definitions of the four types of slide shows that may be entered into 4Cs competitions 4Cs competition procedures and judging guidelines - An email interview with Bruce Bittle, 2005-2006 4Cs Presentation Division Competition Chair
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