Follow the steps to successfully complete your form.

1. Click ‘Get Form’ button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. Begin by filling in your name and grade at the top of the form. This information identifies you and your educational level to the judges.
3. Include your county and the number of years you have been involved in the photography project. This contextual information helps assess your experience.
4. Enter the date the picture was taken and the location where it was captured. This adds relevance to your exhibited work.
5. Respond to question one by stating what you aimed to learn or achieve with your photography project. Be clear and concise with your exhibit goals.
6. For question two, detail the steps you undertook to achieve your learning goals. Provide a thorough explanation as judges need to understand your process.
7. In the camera information section, specify whether you used a digital or film camera, and fill in the brand and model. This information is crucial for the judges.
8. Include the pixel count of your camera. If you used any additional lenses, indicate this and note if the lens was the original one that came with the camera.
9. If your photo was enlarged, provide details on who enlarged it and where it was printed. This information is pertinent for understanding the quality of the exhibit.
10. Answer whether any changes were made to the original photo in question three. If so, list the specific changes and clarify the reasoning behind these decisions.
11. Indicate who determined the changes made to the photography and who selected the mounting or matting for your exhibit.
12. Finally, reflect on the most significant lessons you learned throughout your photography project, as this adds personal insight to your submission.
13. Review all the information entered to ensure accuracy and completeness, then proceed to save your changes, download, print, or share the form as needed.

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