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Clearlake committee narrows photo-contest finalists, plans offline judging
Summary
The committee reviewed roughly 35–40 photo contest submissions, debated whether images were recognizably of Clearlake, and agreed to share a folder for members to rank finalists offline; staff said they will circulate the shortlisted images for final selection.
Clearlake’s Marketing Committee reviewed entries for its summer photo contest and moved to narrow finalists offline after a lengthy slideshow and discussion over geographic eligibility and image quality.
Staff said they received about 35–40 entries and ran a slideshow of submissions. Committee members discussed criteria — photos must be "recognizably Clearlake" and should represent "lake life" rather than generic lake photos from other communities. Several images were questioned as possibly depicting Lakeport or other nearby locations; members recommended excluding entries that could not be verified as taken in Clearlake.
Judging options included a public Facebook voting thumbs-up, a committee slideshow vote, or curated selection by a smaller panel. Chair Clafi asked staff to share a folder with all images so members can make offline selections; staff said they would find a way to share the photos (DropBox or similar) and present a narrowed set of finalists for final adjudication. Tina and other staff reported counts of finalists that varied by reviewer; the committee agreed to continue ranking outside the meeting and return a final shortlist at the next meeting.
