1. Visual Storytelling
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2. a solid
understanding
of ISO, Shutter
Speed and
Aperture – the
Three Kings of
Photography,
also known as
the “Exposure
Triangle“

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4. ISO
For digital photography,
ISO refers to the sensitivity
of the camera's sensor.

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Over the years, several
distinct photography styles
have emerged that all
require a unique set of skills
to master. Even within these
specific genres of
photography, variety is
evident in the signature
styles of each individual
photographer. We will
discuss the different styles
below.
Photography is one of the
several visual arts and is also
used for journalism,
personal use, and
commercial use. While we
presently live in a world
where everyone has a high-
quality camera in their
pockets, this was not always
the case, and for many
decades photographers had
to know exactly which
lenses and settings to apply
to get the best result out of
their particular subject.

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Lifestyle –
Lifestyle photography is exactly what it says it
is. It is capturing the subject living their life in
their natural environment. This can include the
home, workplace or a location in their
hometown
Documentary –
Documentary style photography is usually
associated with a chronological series of events. It is
storytelling of a visual nature. The beauty of this
style is that it tells the story while capturing the
associated emotions. These type of photos can be
both staged or candid, depending on the event or
subject.

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Traditional or Posed –
Traditional or posed photography is a common portrait
style. The subject of the photo is positioned to capture the
light or a particular pose. In the past, these type of
portraits were usually taken inside in a studio using
backdrops and skillfully placed artificial lighting. A
welcome change has many of these portraits now being
created in natural light. Outdoor settings have become a
popular choice for posed portraits.
Artistic –
Artistic photography allows both the photographer and the
subject the most freedom. They work as a team to create
a piece of art with no guidelines or rules to follow. With
artful backdrops, costumes, and make-up as well as
heavy post-processing to achieve the look of a fantasy,
there are also no limits to the creative touches and ideas
used to help the vision come to life.

9. Thanks for watching
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