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• photography- means drawing with light.
• photography- the process of recording an image.
• sport recreation- activity where the primary purpose is participation
• photoshoot- is the process taken by creatives and models that resulted in visual object being obtained.
• macro photography- art of photographing miniscule using a special macro lens
• newborn photography- it is different from child photography
• wedding photography- involves portraits of families and friends
• smartphone photography- you can mostly do everything through your phone
• abstract photography- transcends the boundaries of physical representation
• black and white photography- it strips away the distractions of color
• still life photography- captures the beauty, texture, and intricate details of inanimate objects
• food photography- captures the food's essence
• street photography- art form that captures the candid and often fleeting moments of everyday life in public places
• documentary photography- form of storytelling that uses images to chronicle events
• headshot photography- art form that captures the essence of an individual's personality
• drone photography- elevates us above the ground providing a bird's eye view of the world
• portrait photography- captures the essence of a prison, their personality, emotions, and unique characteristics, all within a single frame
• photojournalism- the art and practice of recording current event through photography
• sports photography- is an adrenaline-fueled art
• aerial photography- offers a unique perspective, capturing breathtaking landscapes
• nature photography- offers a unique and intimate perspective on the natural world
• landscape photography- photographers can venture into remote wilderness areas
• fashion photography- often used for advertising or fashion magazines like vouge or elle
• product photography- this type of photoshoot is generally used for commercial purposes to present products
• boudoir photography- this style involves intimate, romantic, and sometimes erotic images of its subject
• astrophotography- taking photos of astronomical objects
• candid photography- photographers should aim to capture subjects in a natural state
• composite photography- requires post-processing and editing two or more shots to produce a layered shot that still looks cohesive
• family photography- shots that are commissioned by the family for personal use
• fine art photography- created by an artist who is using photography as a means to bring an idea
• golden hour photography- popular with amateur and professional photographers, refers to the hour before sunset
• indoor photography- images captured inside
• long exposure photography- also known as time exposure or slow-shutter photography
• minimalist photography- captures a scene using a limited, or minimal elements
• pet photography- focuses on capturing beloved two-legged and four-legged friends
• real estate photography- are often used for commercial purposes to sell a home or workspace
• seascape photography- also called ocean photography, is a subcategory of landscape photography
• time-lapse photography- a series of frame of the same scene or subject matter
• underwater photography- taking photographs while underwater usually while scuba diving
• adventure photography- captures images of adventures, usually in great outdoors