Before applying for your Licentiate, it is crucial to thoroughly understand the criteria. The information provided below is essential for your preparation, including a comprehensive 32-page guideline document that outlines the three-part criteria in detail. Please read this document carefully so you can fully understand what the requirements are to be successful in gaining a Licentiate.
You must show appropriate:
• point of focus and depth of field.
• choice of ISO, shutter speed and aperture.
• sharpness in relation to the subject matter.
• level of exposure with control of highlight/shadow detail and tonal range.
• colour rendition if applicable.
• use of manipulation or post‐production techniques, if applicable.
You must show a good understanding of:
• how to use light in photography
(natural or artificial).
• composition and design.
• viewpoints and an awareness of distracting backgrounds.
• the use of colour or monochrome in relation to the image.
• decisive moment, if applicable.
Visual Narrative
You must show:
• clarity of intent.
• evidence of imagination and creativity to convey a mood, message, or idea.
• understanding and empathy with the subject matter, if applicable.
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Presentation
You must show:
• a balanced and cohesive presentation.
• a diverse range of approaches, skills, and techniques.
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Last updated: 18 November 2024
Image Credit: Amin Zamzam LRPS
