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September 23, 24, 25, 26, 2010

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Youth

Youth Dept. - Welcome!

The Youth Department Committee members are happy to have you visit us - both on the web and at the Fair.

We volunteer each year to help children ages 5 years to 17 years old display their handmade art, collections, baking, sewing and other creations. We are always amazed at the wide range of interest and talent shown by children at every age.

Please feel free to take a look at the categories of items that we generally have on display. When at the Fair, you will find us mid-fairgrounds, in lower level of the Flower, Canning, Fruits and Vegetable barn. (You may also want to visit Kid's Place while at the Fair.)

If you child is considering sharing their work with us please read the department's Entry Information Page for categories and entry rules. Then check out the deadlines to understand which deadlines will apply to those entries.

Onlne Entry

Youth & Junior Entry Forms to mail in

2010 Youth DEPARTMENT RULES

Children’s Division: Exhibitors must be 5 years of age and not yet 14 years of age by October 1. They may enter in classes Y1-Y124. The children must have had a major part in the planning and preparation of their entry. Any project that has had adult supervision should include a brief statement on a 3 x 5 card stating what help was given and what part the child did.

Junior Division: Exhibitors must be 14 years of age and not yet 18 by October 1. They may enter in classes J130-J208.

Special Needs: We welcome exhibits by special-needs youth. They are eligible for all classes. If appropriate, the child’s exhibit can be displayed in a multiclass unit, using the Danish judging system but with no age consideration. All exhibit tickets will be uniform throughout the department (no notation of special needs). Parent, teacher or adviser, please write special needs on the entry and we can discuss display.

General Rules

See pages 3 & 4 for the schedule of entry form deadlines and delivery of items, as well as fairground directions.

2. Only one entry per exhibitor per class will be accepted and only those classes listed will be judged. However, the Superintendent reserves the right to expand or delete classes if the need arises.

3. Exhibits that have previously won a prize at the Durham Fair are not eligible for judging.

4. Judging for the entire Department will be on the Danish system (all exhibits judged on their own merits and not in competition with other entries).

5. All exhibits must remain in place until 7 p.m. on Sunday to be eligible for awards. Exhibits may be removed on Sunday between 7 and 9 p.m. or on Monday between 5 and 7 p.m. Any exhibits not removed by 7 p.m. Monday will become property of the Durham Agricultural Fair Association.

GROUP RULES:

A group consists of more than three (3) children with a school or community organization that "many" worked on and attached together so it can be moved as a "SINGLE ITEM". A ribbon will be awarded BUT NO PREMIUM.

YOUTH - VEGETABLES

Drop-Off: Tues., Sept. 21 - 12:30pm - 7:00pm

Vegetables should be of uniform size, shape, and color. Please specify variety. Gourds are not vegetables; do not mix into vegetable baskets. Gourd class is listed in Flowers.

1st - $1.50 2nd - $1.25 3rd - $1.00

Class

Y 1.

Beans (5 pods of any one variety)

Y 2.

Beets (5 specimens)

Y 3.

Carrots (5 specimens)

Y 4.

Cucumbers (2 specimens)

Y 5.

Peppers (5 specimens)

Y 6.

Pumpkin, specify variety (1 specimen 25 lb limit, NO Big Max or Dill Atlantic Pumpkins)

Y 7.

Squash (2 specimens of any one variety)

Y 8.

Tomatoes (5 specimens, any one variety)

Y 9.

Eggplant (2 specimens)

Y 10.

Melon (1 specimen)

Y 11.

Potatoes (5 specimens)

Y 12.

Any other vegetable (1 specimen if over 5” in diameter, 3 specimens if smaller)

Y 13.

Herb Collection. To be made up of 3 stalks each of 3 different varieties, shown in one (1) 6 oz. container of water. Do not forget to water.

Y 14.

Basket of vegetables (arrangement consisting of at least 5 and not more than 10 varieties). (Quality of vege-

tables, suitability of container, and artistic design will be judged.)

Y 15.

Etched Pumpkin. When pumpkin is very small, carefully scratch a design into the skin, then watch it grow as the pumpkin grows. Present one etched pumpkin for judging.

YOUTH - FLOWERS

Drop-Off: Tues., Sept. 21 - 12:30pm - 7:00pm

1st - $1.50 2nd - $1.25 3rd - $1.00

Class

Y 16.

Sunflower, best quality head (dried for seed) Any entry showing signs of mold or insect damage will not be accepted or judged. Deterio-

ration before or during the fair will have to be removed and/or disposed of.

Y 17.

Chrysanthemums (1 specimen)

Y 18.

Dahlias (1 specimen)

Y 19.

Marigolds (3 specimens/any 1 variety)

Y 20.

Petunias (3 specimens/any 1 variety)

Y 21.

Zinnias (3 specimens)

In the above five classes, the size of the container should be appropriate to size of specimen, but the container will not be judged. A specimen is ONE mature blossom on a stem with foliage. Bring extra flowers: broken stems cannot be judged. DO NOT leave extra flowers in exhibit. DO NOT FORGET TO WATER!

PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS

Watch your proportions. See that your flowers are approximately one and a half times the height of the vase, or one and a half times

the width of the bowl. Keeping in mind that the vase and flowers should have a nice relationship.

Mass the heavy or dark flowers near the base of the arrangement. Keep light colors and forms at the top for balance.

Try to make stems seemingly start from a central point. Where stems appear to meet, put an accent, a flower or a leaf.

Avoid confusion in your arrangement. Better too few flowers than too many.

Fasten flat holders to a bowl with modeling clay before you add water. This gives stability to the holder.

Oasis makes a very useful holder.

Y 22.

Vase of flowers

Y 23.

Arrangement

Y 24.

Basket of gourds (no pumpkins)

YOUTH - BAKING

Drop-Off: Tues., Sept. 21 - 12:30pm - 7:00pm

No packaged mixes accepted. No bananas allowed in recipes. ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE ON PAPER PLATE, IN ZIPLOCK BAG AND LABELED. Pies should be left in pie plate and labeled. No canned fillings.

Class

1st

2nd

3rd

Y 30.

Any one crust pie

$2.00

$1.75

$1.25

Y 31.

Any two crust pie

2.25

2.00

1.50

Y 32.

Drop cookies (no chocolate chip

or peanut butter) (6)

1.25

1.00

.50

Y 33. No-bake cookies (6)

1.25

1.00

.50

Y 34. Bar cookies (6) (no brownies) 1.25

1.00

.50

Y 35. Layer cake

2.50

2.25

1.75

Y 36.

Non-yeast coffee cake

1.50

1.25

.75

Y 38.

Any quick bread

(1 loaf) NO BANANA

1.50

1.25

.75

Y 39.

Any yeast bread (1 loaf)

2.00

1.75

1.25

Y 40.

Any yeast rolls (4 on a plate)1.50

1.25

.75

Y 41.

Muffins (4 on a plate)

1.50

1.25

.75

Y 42.

Any candy (6 pieces) (taste and

appearance will be judged)

1.25

1.00 .50

Y 43.

Decorated cake - Decorating ONLY will be judged.

Use Decorator’s Icing — 1 C. Crisco, 3-4 TBS cold water, 1 - 1 lb. box sifted powered sugar, 1/4 tsp. salt (optional) 1/2 tsp. flavoring (optional). Beat until incorporated. Salt and flavoring may be omitted as taste will not be judged. This should keep the bee situation under control. Finished entry not to exceed 9" x 13" or be larger than a standard character pan. No larger than 12" in height. Cakes must be on a suitable board 2" to 3" larger than your cake, not to exceed 12" x 15" (NO CARDBOARD).

Y 44.

Decorated Cookie (1 cookie 6" max)

1.50

1.25

.75

Y 45.

Special Project: Rock Candy Crystals

1.50

1.25

.75

Ingredients:

1 cup water

2 cups sugar

white cotton twine

Bring water to boil in saucepan. Slowly add the sugar and stir until dissolved. Carefully pour into a heatproof jar. Tie the end of a piece of twine around a pencil and a paper clip to the other end. Dangle string in jar (paper clip will weigh it down). Crystals will form along the string. Do not disturb the jar except to carefully break the crust that forms on top of the syrup (this allows evaporation to continue). The less the solution is disturbed, the better the crystals will form. It will take at least a week for the crystals to form. High humidity may delay formation of crystals. You may add food coloring if you wish for different colors. When all crystals are formed, remove from jar, snip string from pencil and let dry in open air for 24 hours. Present one string of crystals on a paper plate for judging.

Y47.

2009 Junior State

Baking Contest

$3.00

$2.50

$2.00

Recipe and separate rules at end of Youth Department.

YOUTH - CANNING

Drop-Off: Tues., Sept. 21 - 12:30pm - 7:00pm

Use small (1/2 pt.) jars if possible, opened for judging.

Only sealed standard canning jars accepted. Please label contents of each jar. Do not wax seal. One jar per class.

1st - $1.50 2nd - $1.25 3rd - $1.00

Class

Y 50.

Maple syrup

Y 51.

Applesauce

Y 52.

Tomatoes

Y 53.

Bread & Butter pickles

Y 54.

Dill pickles

Y 55.

Any other pickles

Y 56.

Chili Sauce

Y 57.

Any Relish

Y 58.

Any other canning

Y 59.

Raspberry jam

Y 60.

Strawberry jam

Y 61.

Any other jam

Y 62.

Any jelly

Y 63.

Any fruit butter

YOUTH - HOBBIES AND CRAFTS

Drop-Off: Sat., Sept. 18 - 10:00am - 4:00pm

Sewing and Needlework

Article must be cleaned and pressed. Please supply hangers where needed.

Sewing:

Class

1st

2nd

3rd

Y 70.

Any sewn article of clothing such as:

blouse, skirt, slacks, etc. (max. 3 pieces)

$1.75

1.50

1.00

Y 71.

Ensemble/costume (min. 2 pieces)

1.50

1.25

1.00

Y 72.

Any sewn pillow

1.50

1.25

1.00

Y 73.

Sewn stuffed animal

1.50

1.25

1.00

Y 74.

Sewn doll

1.50

1.25

1.00

Y 75.

Any other sewn article

1.25

1.00

.75

Y 76.

Decorated hat. Either bought

undecorated, or make one yourself

(straw, baseball cap, etc. max. diameter

12"). Originality, decorations, and

appearance will be judged. NO paper

or team names.

1.50

1.25

1.00

Needlework

Y 80.

Cross-stitch wall hanging (counted or

stamped - min. work size 5” x 7”)

2.00

1.75

1.25

Y 81.

Any other cross-stitch article

(counted or stamped)

1.25

1.00

.75

Y 82.

Embroidery (any article other than

counted or stamped cross-stitch)

1.25

1.00

.75

Y 83.

Any patchwork article

(hand or machine sewn)

1.25

1.00

.75

Y 84.

Crocheted article

1.25

1.00

.75

Y 85.

Any latchhook article

1.25

1.00

.75

Y 86.

Any knitted article

1.25

1.00

.75

Y 87.

Needlepoint

1.50

1.25

1.00

YOUTH - CRAFTS and SPECIAL INTEREST

Drop-Off: Sat., Sept. 18 - 10:00am - 4:00pm

NOTE: NO MODEL KITS OR PAINT-BY-NUMBER ACCEPTED.

Crafts will be judged on originality, neatness, technique, and artistic ability.

NOTE:

ANY ARTWORK, SPECIAL INTEREST OR NATURE COLLECTIONS THAT ARE TOO BIG OR NOT PROPERLY MOUNTED WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED.

1st - $1.50 2nd - $1.25 3rd - $1.00

Class

Y 88.

Pet stone/rock. Paint or otherwise decorate your stone or rock making it into a pet (cat, dog, lady bug, etc.). If more than one stone/rock is used, they must be securely attached. Exhibit cannot exceed 5" x 5" x 5".

Y 90.

Original drawing, or painting - must be the exhibitor’s own work and be ready for hanging. NO TAPE. Entries will not be accepted with any kind of taping (even duct tape). Please use a wire or eyelets if framed; punch two holes in top outside edge of backing if work is not framed. Size not to exceed 24" x 30".

Note: Published comic and cartoon characters are protected by copyright laws and cannot be accepted.

Y 91.

Jewelry - May be a set.

Y 92.

Any other craft.

Y 93.

Holiday decoration - Holiday of your choice.

Y 94.

Mobiles (max. 30” long).

Y 95.

Woodworking - Judged on creativity construction and finish.

NO KITS.

Y 96.

Metal work - Judged on construction creativity and finish.

NO KITS.

Y 97.

Nature collection - Identify and label each specimen. Your collection must have a backing strong enough to support its weight. Please mount your specimens securely, as we may have to hang or tilt your display so people can see it. Masking tape doesn’t hold heavy things like rocks or shells. This is a popular class: the backing must not be larger than 18 x 24 inches.

Y 98.

“Paper Tube Construction” (ages 5 and 6 only). This is the only category where we encourage your child to work with you. “Grown-up” and “Me” category.

Use only STANDARD paper towel and/or toilet paper tubes. Work with an older person–Mom, Dad, or grandparent, etc. Create something together. Suggestions: Puppet, Rocketship, Birdfeeder, Decorations, Animals, or Binoculars. Have fun together using your imaginations! Limit your tubes to six (6) of any combination. Include a 3 x 5” index card explaining construction of your exhibit.

Y 99.

Decorated pumpkin, gourd, or squash. Bruised or damaged pumpkins, gourds or squash will not be accepted. DO NOT CUT or dam-age specimen. NO piercing of pumpkins, gourds or squash with pins or tacks. Please note, that if your child’s entry shows signs of deterioration before or during the fair it will have to be removed and/or disposed of. Please inspect the vegetable to be decorated carefully for any damage before and after your child decorates it.

Y100.

A gift made entirely of ALL natural materials. Some examples: a woven hat or basket, a wreath, or an ornament.

Y101.

Creative use of recycled material - all materials must be

recyclable

Y102.

Scarecrow - You will be judged on the following: a) How much noise it makes in moving and b) Use of material that reflects light. MAKE IT SCARY! NOT OVER 4 FEET TALL. THEY WILL BE OUTSIDE.

Y103.

Basket.

Y104.

Candle - Dipped, molded, or decorated.

Y105.

Stenciling.

Y107.

Puppet (Finger, hand or marionette).

Y108.

Carved article: Soap, wood, or wax.

Y109.

Pinewood Derby car.

Y110.

Sculpture - Clay, metal, plaster, or papier-mache (not premolded) form made for appreciation of art form without specific household use. (1 piece only – no sets).

Y111.

“Shoebox” Diorama (12" x 8" x 6" max.) make from an empty shoebox. NO CARDBOARD BOXES ACCEPTED. Shoeboxes only.

THE FOLLOWING CLASSES ARE DIVIDED. YOU MAY ENTER EITHER (a) OR (b), BUT NOT BOTH. PLEASE WRITE (a) or (b) ON YOUR ENTRY BLANK.

Y112a

Ceramics – Any clay form made with a clay poured into a preformed mold and set or kiln fired. May be decorated with paint or glaze. (1 piece only unless item has a lid – no sets).

Y112b

Pottery – Hand built (slab, pinch or coil) or wheel thrown clay of any color. Finished piece has a specific household use such as bowl, plate, frame, birdbath, etc. (1 piece only – no sets).

Y113a

COLLECTION – a collection of similar items of interest to you. Include a 3" x 5" index card and tell people when you started your collection and why you enjoy it. YOU NEED A WOOD BASE (Example: 1/2" plywood or macinite), no larger than 18" x 24" and no taller than 18". NO CARDBOARD. All items should be fixed to the wood base so items do not fall off. We will be moving your display, so make sure the base does not bend and your collection does not fall off or come apart.

Y113b

LEGO’S – Your own design using LEGO’s. NOKITS. Include a 3" x 5" index card with your exhibit and tell people the title (name) and how many years you have worked with Lego’s. YOUNEED A WOOD BASE. (Example: 1/2" plywood or macinite), no larger than 10" x 20" and no taller than 18". NO CARDBOARD. LEGO’S ONLY. All items should be fixed to the wood base so items do not fall off. We will be moving your display, so make sure the base does not bend and your collection does not fall off or come apart.

YOUTH - PHOTOGRAPHY

Drop-Off: Sat., Sept. 18 - 10:00am - 4:00pm

Exhibitor must have taken the photos. You may enter (1) photo per class up to (3) photos maximum per person not including Tell-a-Story.

Photos not listed on entry form will not be accepted. NO MATTE OR FRAMES ON INDIVIDUAL SNAPSHOTS OR ENLARGEMENTS.

Snapshots

Size: Snapshots are color or black and white prints, 21/4 x 21/4 inches up to 4 x 6 inches.

1st - $1.50 2nd - $1.25 3rd - $1.00

Class

Y114.

Animals

Y115.

Scenery

Y116.

Plant life

Y117.

Buildings or structures

Y118.

People

Enlargements and Arranged Photos

Y120.

Enlargements: Film enlargements must be 8x10 inches, digital enlargements must be 7.5x10 inches.

Y121.

Tell-a-Story: Your backing must be 11" x 14" posterboard. Use 5 snapshots to tell a short story. DO NOT label, caption, or write the story anywhere, but DO display the title of your story on the front of your backing. This project takes time and planning. Good Luck!

Y124.

Arranged Still Life: This project takes time and planning. You must create an artistic arrangement of objects, then photograph it. Please follow sizing for snapshots.

JUNIORS (14 - 17 years old)

JUNIOR - VEGETABLES

Drop-Off: Tues., Sept. 21 - 12:30pm - 7:00pm

Enter exhibits on paper plates. Vegetables should be of uniform size, shape, and color, and be of good market quality. Please spe-cify variety of specimens (exception: J135). For more information, please turn to Dept. 19 under “Judging Pointers for Vegetables.” Gourds are not vegetables; do not mix into vegetable baskets.

1st - $1.50 2nd - $1.25 3rd - $1.00

Class

J130.

Carrots (5 specimens)

J131.

Cucumbers (2 specimens)

J132.

Peppers (5 specimens)

J133.

Tomatoes (5 specimens)

J134.

Any other vegetable (1 specimen if over 5" in diameter, 3 specimens if smaller)

J135.

Artistic arrangement of vegetables in a basket - Vegetable quality, design and presentation will be judged. Minimum of 5 varieties.

1st - $2.50 2nd - $2.00 3rd - $1.75

-JUNIOR - FLOWERS

Drop-Off: Tues., Sept. 21 - 12:30pm - 7:00pm

The quality of flowers, suitability of container, and artistic design will be judged. Do not use plants on conservation list.

1st - $2.502nd - $2.003rd - $1.75

Class

J136.

Vase of wild flowers

J137.

Dried flower arrangement

J138.

Fresh flower arrangement

J139.

Arrangement

JUNIOR - BAKING

Drop-Off: Tues., Sept. 21 - 12:30pm - 7:00pm

No packaged mixes accepted. No bananas allowed in recipes. ALL EXHIBITS MUST BE ON PAPER PLATES, IN ZIPLOCK BAG AND LABELED. PIES SHOULD BE LEFT IN PLATE AND LABELED. No canned fillings.

1st - $3.002nd - $2.753rd - $2.25

unless otherwise stated

Class

J140.

Quick bread (any kind)

J141.

Yeast bread (any kind)

J142.

Layer cake (any flavor)

J143.

Solid cake (bake in loaf, tube, or bundt pan)

J144.

Two-crust pie (any flavor)

J145.

One-crust pie (any flavor)

J146.

Decorated cake - Decorating ONLY will be judged.

JUNIOR - CANNING

Drop-Off: Tues., Sept. 21 - 12:30pm - 7:00pm

Only sealed standard canning jars accepted. Please label contents of each jar. No wax. One jar per class. Use small (1/2 pt.) jars if possible, opened for judging. No refrigerator.

Class Premiums 1st-$2.00 2nd-$1.75 3rd-$1.25

J150.

Applesauce

J151.

Tomatoes

J152.

Bread & butter pickles

J153.

Dill pickles

J154.

Any other canning

J155.

Any jam

J156.

Any jelly

J157.

Any fruit butter

JUNIOR - HOBBIES AND CRAFTS

Drop-Off: Sat., Sept. 18 - 10:00am - 4:00pm

Sewing and Needlework

Articles must be cleaned and pressed. Please supply hangers where needed.

Sewing:

Class Premiums 1st-$2.00 2nd-$1.75 3rd-$1.25

J160.

Any sewn article of clothing such as:

blouse, skirt, slacks, etc. (max. 3 pieces)

J161.

Ensemble/costume (min. 2 pieces)

J162.

Any sewn pillow

J163.

Sewn doll or toy

J164.

Appliquéd article

J165.

Quilted article

J166.

Decorated hat. Either bought undecorated, or make one

yourself (straw, baseball cap, etc. max. diameter 12"). Originality, decorations, and appearance will be judged. NO paper or team names.

Needlework:

Class Premiums 1st-$3.00 2nd-$2.50 3rd-$2.00

J170.

Cross-stitch wall hanging - Counted or stamped, 5 x 7 INCHES MIN. SIZE OF WORKED AREA.

J171.

Any other cross-stitch - Counted or stamped.

J172.

Any embroidery - Any article other than counted or stamped cross-stitch.

J173.

Crocheted article.

J174.

Knitted article.

J175.

Latch hooked rug - Not larger than 3 x 6 feet.

J176.

Any other.

JUNIOR - ARTS AND CRAFTS

Drop-Off: Sat., Sept. 18 - 10:00am - 4:00pm

Please Note: Published comic and cartoon characters are protected by copyright laws and cannot be accepted. No kits ac-cepted.

All painting and drawings must be junior’s own work. THEY MUST BE FRAMED OR MATTED AND BE READY TO HANG. ENTRIES WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED WITH ANY KIND OF TAPING (INCLUDING DUCT TAPE). SIZE NOT TO EXCEED 24" X 30".

In classes J180 - J186 all entries will be judged and grouped in the following ways:

a) Art-work original work of the exhibitor. NO prints will be accepted.

b) Art that was copied from another source by the exhibitor. Please indicate on your entry form which group your exhibit should be in (example: J180a or J180b).

Class Premiums 1st-$3.00 2nd-$2.25 3rd-$1.50

J180.

Oil painting

J181.

Acrylic painting

J182.

Watercolor painting

J183.

Pastel or charcoal drawing

J184.

Pen and ink drawing

J185.

Pencil drawing

J186.

Calligraphy

J187.

Ceramics - any clay form made with clay poured into a preformed mold and set or kiln fired. May be decorated with paint or glaze.(1 piece only, unless item has lid – no sets).

J188.

Sculpture - Clay, metal, plaster, or paper mache (not premolded) form made for appreciation of art form without specific household use. Not larger than 3 x 2 feet. (1 piece only – no sets).

J189.

Artwork - originals NO prints will be accepted.

J190.

Holiday decoration.

J191.

Any other craft.

J193.

Decorated pumpkin, gourd, or squash Bruised or damaged pumpkins, gourds or squash will not be accepted. DO NOT CUT or dam-age specimen. NO piercing of pumpkins, gourds or squash with pins or tacks. Please note, that if your child’s entry shows signs of deterioration before or during the fair it will have to be removed and/or disposed of. Please inspect the vegetable to be decorated carefully for any damage before and after your child decorates it.

J194.

Jewelry

J195.

Pottery - Hand built (slab, pinch or coil) or wheel thrown clay of any color. Finished piece has a specific household use such as bowl, plate, tile, frame, birdbath, etc. (1 piece only – no sets).

J196.

Woodworking - Construction and finish will be judged. NO KITS!

J197.

Puppet (finger, hand or marionette)

J198.

Metalcraft - Construction and finish will be judged. NO KITS!

J199.

Stenciling.

J200.

Scarecrow - You will be judged on the following: a) How much noise it makes in moving and b) use of material that reflects light. MAKE IT SCARY! NOT OVER 5 FEET TALL. THEY WILL BE OUTSIDE.

J207.

Any other.

JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPHY

Drop-Off: Sat., Sept. 18 - 10:00am - 4:00pm

Exhibitors must have taken the photos. You may enter (1) photo per class up to (3) photos maximum per person. Photos not listed on entry form will not be accepted. NO MATTE OR FRAMES ON INDIVIDUAL SNAPSHOT PHOTOS OR ENLARGEMENTS.

Snapshots

Size: Snapshots are color or black and white prints, 21/4 x 21/4 inches up to 4 x 6 inches.

1st - $3.00 2nd - $2.25 3rd - $1.50

Class

J201.

Enlargements - Film enlargements must be 8 x 10 inches, digital enlargements must be 7.5 x 10 or 8 x 10 inches.

Maximum size for J202-J204: 8 x 10 inches

J202.

Arranged Still Life - This project takes time and planning. You must create an artistic arrangement of objects, then photograph it.

J203.

Special Effects - Experiment with developing and photo technique to achieve effects.

J204.

Own Developing and Printing: This category is for FILM ONLY - No digital.

Class Premiums 1st-$1.50 2nd-$1.25

3rd-$1

J205.

People.

J206.

Fair scenes (may be set-up, fair days, exhibits, or clean-up. Need not be Durham Fair).

J208.

Humorous

STATE JUNIOR BAKING CONTEST

FOR 2010