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Despite what the entrant wants or thinks it should be, a majority of “printing contests” fall back on design quality.
“As much as you want to ignore it, the design of the piece influences, to some degree, your decision,” notes Harris Fogel, an associate professor of photography at the University of the Arts in Philadelphia, who has helped judge various print contests. “(Design) sets the tone and expectations for the piece. In theory, you want to try to push the design of the piece out of your consideration but, in reality, design does have an impact on judging.”
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- Harris Fogel
- Sam Ingram
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