Tuesday, October 18, 2016 | By: Laurie Brown
I am thrilled to announce that I have just been accredited by the Professional Photographers of Canada (PPOC) in Portraiture! Besides marking an achievement in my career as a professional photographer, what does that mean?
First, understand that this is not an easy task. Accreditation is achieved by submitting a sample of ten images to a PPOC Board of Review for judging. Accreditation demonstrates that the photographer is capable of delivering above average quality photography in a chosen category. In the Portraiture category, I was required to show:
In assessing accreditation submissions, the judges will consider the following criteria:
Along with other service and print merits, a minimum of one Accreditation is required to qualify for a Craftsman of Photographic Arts and two accreditations are needed for a Master of Photographic Arts. Earlier this year, I was accredited in Pictorial/Scenic photography by the PPOC, meaning that I now hold two accreditations! It will still take several years to achieve Craftsman and then Master of Photographic Arts, but I am on my way! Here are the images that I used to achieve accreditation in Portraiture.
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