Get 4-h Photography Exhibit Form - Iowa State University - Extension Iastate

Filling out the 4-H Photography Exhibit Form is an essential part of showcasing your photography skills in a structured manner. This guide will walk you through each component of the form to streamline your experience and ensure you provide all necessary information.

Follow the steps to complete your form accurately.

1. Press the ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in your chosen platform.
2. Begin by filling in your name in the designated field. This identifies you as the photographer submitting the exhibit.
3. Enter your county of residence to categorize your submission correctly.
4. Record your grade level to help assess your work based on appropriate age and skill levels.
5. Indicate the number of years you have participated in the photography project to provide context for your experience.
6. Fill in the date the picture was taken, ensuring you record the accurate timeline of your work.
7. Specify the location where the photo was captured, giving judges insight into the environment of your submission.
8. In the section titled 'What did you plan to learn or do?', clearly articulate your exhibit goals. This helps the judge understand your objectives.
9. Explain the steps you took to learn and accomplish your goals in a straightforward manner. Ensure that the rationale behind your photographic decisions is evident.
10. In the camera information section, indicate whether you used a digital or film camera, along with the brand, model, and pixel count.
11. Provide details about any additional lenses used, including specifying if the lens used was the original one that came with the camera.
12. If your photo was enlarged, note who enlarged it and where it was printed; this adds credibility to your presentation.
13. Indicate if any changes were made to the original photo for the final exhibit. If applicable, describe the changes and the reasoning behind them.
14. Complete the section about who decided on any changes to the photograph and who was responsible for the mounting or matting, helping to clarify roles in the project.
15. Lastly, summarize the most important things you learned throughout this process, providing reflection on your personal growth.
16. Once all sections are complete, review your answers for accuracy before saving your form. You can then download or print it for submission.

Complete your form online today and showcase your photography skills!