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• Photography


  The process of recording an image – a photograph – on lightsensitive film or, in the case of digital photography, via a digital electronic or magnetic memory
• Sport recreation


  Activities where the primary purpose is participation, with the related goals of improved physical fitness fun and social evolvement often prominent
• Types of photo-shoot


  • Macro photography
  • Newborn photography
  • Wedding photography
  • Smartphone photography
  • Abstract photography
  • Black and white photography
  • Still life photography
  • Food photography
  • Street photography
  • Documentary photography
  • Headshot photography
  • Drone photography
  • Portrait photography
  • Photojournalism
  • Sports photography
  • Aerial photography
  • Nature photography
  • Landscape photography
  • Fashion photography
  • Product photography
  • Boudoir photography
  • Astrophotography
  • Candid photography
  • Composite photography
  • Family photography
• Photoshoot


  The process taken by creatives and models that results in a visual objective being obtained
• Macro photography


  • Art of photographing the minuscule using a special macro lens, you can capture even the smallest creatures
• Newborn photography


  • It is different from child photography. Newborns can be fragile and you need a delicate touch
• Wedding photography


  • Involves portraits of Families and Friends. And there's an element of documentary photography when recording the special day
• Smartphone photography


  • You can mostly do everything through your phone
• Abstract photography


  • Transcends the boundaries of physical representation, capturing the emotions, concepts, and the temporary nature of experience
• Black and white photography


  • It strips away the distractions of color, forcing us to focus on fundamental elements of a photograph
• Still life photography


  • Captures the beauty, texture, and intricate details of inanimate objects
• Food photography


  • Captures food's essence beauty and allure. It's a visual symphony that tantalizes the taste buds, and transform ordinary dishes into culinary art
• Street photography


  • An 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


  • An art form that captures the essence of an individual's personality, professionalism, and unique qualities
• Drone photography


  • Elevates us above the ground providing a bird's-eye view of the world that reveals hidden patterns, intricate details, and the grand scale of our surroundings
• 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. It also tells new stories
• Sports photography


  • An adrenaline - fueled art form that captures competitive sports' raw emotion, athleticism, and drama
• Aerial photography


  • Offers a unique perspective, capturing breathtaking landscapes, intricate urban sprawls, and hidden natural wonders that would otherwise remain unseen
• Nature photography


  • Offers a unique and intimate perspective on the natural world. Photographers can immerse themselves in diverse ecosystems
• Landscape photography


  • Photographers can venture into remote wilderness areas, explore bustling cityscapes, or capture the tranquility of backyard gardens
• Fashion photography


  • This type of photoshoot is often used for advertising or fashion magazines like Vogue or Elle. It focuses on showcasing fashion items like clothing, shoes, accessories
• Product photography


  • This type of photoshoot is generally used for commercial purposes to present products in an attractive way and drive sales
• Boudoir photography


  • This style involves intimate, romantic, and sometimes erotic images of its subjects, primarily intended for the private enjoyment of the subject and their romantic partners
• Astrophotography


  • Taking photos of astronomical objects like stars, planets, and meteors, celestial events like lunar or solar eclipses and other phenomena of the night sky all fall under the spacey umbrella of astrophotography
• Candid photography


  • Photographers should aim to capture subjects in a natural state, without needing to direct or pose them to get the right image
• Composite photography


  • Requires post-processing and editing of two or more shots to produce a layered shot that still looks cohesive
• Family photography


  • These types of shots are often commissioned by the family for personal use to hang in the family home. They capture the relationships between parents, children, siblings, and sometimes extended family
• Types of Photography


  • 12-STEM BARIUM FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY
  • GOLDEN HOUR PHOTOGRAPHY
  • INDOOR PHOTOGRAPHY
  • LONG EXPOSURE PHOTOGRAPHY
  • MINIMALIST PHOTOGRAPHY
  • PET PHOTOGRAPHY
  • REAL ESTATE PHOTOGRAPHY
  • SEASCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY
  • TIME-LAPSE PHOTOGRAPHY
  • UNDERWATER PHOTOGRAPHY
  • ADVENTURE PHOTOGRAPHY
  • CREATIVE PHOTOGRAPHY
  • CITYSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY
  • ARCHITECTURAL PHOTOGRAPHY
  • EDITORIAL PHOTOGRAPHY
  • WILDLIFE PHOTOGRAPHY
  • 3D PHOTOGRAPHY
  • MIRROR PHOTOGRAPHY
  • FORENSIC PHOTOGRAPHY
  • TILT-SHIFT PHOTOGRAPHY
  • SURREAL PHOTOGRAPHY
  • BUSINESS PHOTOGRAPHY
  • EVENT PHOTOGRAPHY
  • INFRARED PHOTOGRAPHY
  • MILKY WAY PHOTOGRAPHY
• 12-STEM BARIUM FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY

  Created by an artist who is using photography as a means to bring an idea, concept, message, or emotion to life in imagery. It is meant to fulfill the creative vision of the artist, conveying a specific feeling to the viewer through the shot. These images are often framed and displayed as art on walls in the same way a painting would be.
• GOLDEN HOUR PHOTOGRAPHY


  Popular with amateur and professional photographers, it refers to the hour before sunset or the hour after sunrise in which the sun is at its lowest point in the sky, producing a warm, golden tone as background lighting.
• INDOOR PHOTOGRAPHY


  Images captured inside are known as indoor photography. Photographers must use special techniques or sometimes even minimal flash photography to capture a scene due to limited ambient lighting. ISO, focus, and shot composition are all important aspects of indoor photography.
• LONG EXPOSURE PHOTOGRAPHY


  Long exposure photography, also known as time exposure or slow-shutter photography, uses a long duration of shutter speed to capture stationary aspects of a scene sharply, while blurring or smearing the moving aspects.
• MINIMALIST PHOTOGRAPHY


  Minimalist photography captures a scene using limited, or minimal, elements. Color, lines, patterns, shapes, and textures can play a big part in these types of photos.
• PET PHOTOGRAPHY


  Pet photography focuses on capturing beloved two-legged and four-legged friends. Birds, cats, dogs, horses, bunnies, hamsters, and even fish can be captured in a portrait manner.
• REAL ESTATE PHOTOGRAPHY


  Real estate images are often used for commercial purposes to sell a home or workspace or to showcase a beautifully executed design in editorials.
• SEASCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY


  Also called ocean photography, seascape photography is a subcategory of landscape photography that focuses on capturing seas and oceans.
• TIME-LAPSE PHOTOGRAPHY


  In time-lapse photography, a series of frames of the same scene or subject matter are captured to depict a state of change or fluctuation. The final result is a collection of shots that can be played back like a short video that shows the object or subject being affected by the passage of time.
• UNDERWATER PHOTOGRAPHY


  Taking photographs while underwater, usually while scuba diving, snorkeling, swimming, or from an underwater vehicle or automated camera lowered from the surface, is known as underwater photography.