Enter a PSA-recognized Exhibition: Understanding Judging

Understanding
Judging
Consultant

Answering Questions Regarding

Why some Competitions have one judge and others have three judges.
Why scoring may be 1 to 5 points, 3 to 9 points, or another range.
Why an image will receive a high score in one judging and a lower at another judging.
Why an image maybe accepted in one Exhibition and not accepted in another Exhibition.

References

Judging at the Club Level by Jean-Claude Roy, December 2010, PSA Journal
Judging What is a Creative Photograph—and What is Not by Janie News, September 2009, PSA Journal
Why Compete? by James R. Lowell, May 2009, PSA Journal
Criticizing Photography in a Camera Club by Claudia Bodmer, February 2008, PSA Journal
Valley Viewfinders Judging Guidelines: Example of a club scoring system, September 2004
Photographic Judging and Critiquing by John Meek, February 2004, PSA Journal
Judging Handbook, The Chicago Area Camera Clubs Association, September 2002
An Analysis of Judging Part One by Dr. E. R. Sethna, July 1995, PSA Journal
An Analysis of Judging Part Two by Dr. E. R. Sethna, July 1995, PSA Journal

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Enter a PSA-recognized Exhibition: Understanding Judging

Understanding JudgingConsultant

Answering Questions Regarding

References

Understanding
Judging
Consultant