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Accreditation
"Accreditation"
Explained by the Professional Photographers of Canada (PPOC)
An Accreditation is achieved by submitting ten images in a chosen category to a PPOC Board of Review. This peer-reviewed program challenges candidates to demonstrate their capability of delivering exceptional quality photography in a chosen category. In assessing Accreditation Submissions, the judges consider the following criteria: Impact, Creativity, Style, Composition, Presentation, Colour Balance, Centre of Interest, Lighting, Subject Matter, Quality, Technique, and Storytelling. Once a member has earned an Accreditation and upgraded to PPOC Accredited Member they can use the title 'Accredited Professional Photographer'.
May 2020 - Category Architectural
The Professional Photographers of Canada is pleased to announce that Christian Redermayer, has earned an accreditation in Architectural, at our Accreditation judging in Edmonton, AB.
Requirements:
Ten (10) images of ten (10) different man-made structures, including five (5) interiors and five (5)exteriors. An architectural photograph must successfully define and/or portray outstanding architectural features of a building interior or exterior by dramatic use of point of view, perspective and lighting. Must demonstrate how to control distortion and perspective within the entry and have a variety of types of buildings.
FEbruary 2020 - Product Illustration
The Professional Photographers of Canada is pleased to announce that Christian Redermayer, has earned an accreditation in Product Illustration, at our Accreditation judging in Winnipeg, AB.
Requirements:
Ten (10) images of ten (10) different subjects taken in (10) different situations on ten (10) different occasions. An illustration is a photograph which (a) shows a product in either an attractive or appetizing way to stimulate interest and purchasing appeal or (b) which clearly portrays a message in a clever or original way. A PDF file must be included numbering the images from 1 to10 and including a description of what each image is and how or why it was utilized.
FEbruary 2020 - Fine Art - Photo Decor
The Professional Photographers of Canada is pleased to announce that Christian Redermayer, has earned an accreditation in Fine Art - Photo Decor, at our Accreditation judging in Winnipeg, AB.
Requirements:
Ten (10) images of ten (10) different subjects taken in ten (10) different situations. Fine art images may consist of unusual images, individual images or a series of images. The range of styles and treatments varies greatly, from the classic B/W scenes to more unconventional images. In fact, conventional beauty, formal design, and familiar subjects are often not components of fine art images and can include painterly effects, soft-focus, journalistic, bizarre and erotic images and other unconventional approaches. Fine art images are usually sold to individual collectors, museums and business clients. Photo Decor is usually the term used to designate a print hung to decorate a room, whether in a private home, an institution, a corporate boardroom, a gallery, etc.All images must be a “cut above” in their impact and visual interest.
