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- 2. also known asastronomical imaging, is the photography or imaging of astronomical objects, celestial events, or areas of the night sky.
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- 4. Is a genreof photography that celebrates the unique relationship between humans and their animal companions
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- 6. is a genreof photography that portrays clothing and other fashion items.
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- 8. 20 Common Typesof Photography
- 9. • Portrait Photography • orportraiture, is a type of photography aimed toward capturing the personality of a person or group of people by using effective lighting, backdrops, and poses.
- 12. 2. Landscape Photography •commonly involves daylight photography of natural features of land, sky and waters, at a distance
- 15. 3. Street Photography •Captures everyday life in public spaces, often candid and unposed.
- 18. 4. Macro Photography •Involves extreme close-up shots, showcasing small details often not visible to the naked eye.
- 21. 5. Fashion Photography •is a combination of product, portrait and fine art photography, where art meets commerce. It's the clothes, models, poses, lighting, backgrounds and more – all working together to create beautiful imagery to sell an aesthetic and lifestyle.
- 24. 6. Wildlife Photography •Captures animals in their natural habitats, often requiring patience and specialized equipment.
- 27. 7. Architectural Photography • isthe subgenre of the photography discipline where the primary emphasis is made to capturing photographs of buildings and similar architectural structures that are both aesthetically pleasing and accurate in terms of representations of their subjects.
- 30. 8. Event Photography • Coversvarious events, such as weddings, parties, and concerts, capturing moments and emotions.
- 33. 9. Product Photography •Showcases products in a way that highlights their features and benefits.
- 36. 10. Food Photography •Focuses on capturing delicious and visually appealing images of food.
- 39. 11. Astrophotography • Involvescapturing images of celestial objects and the night sky, often requiring long exposures.
- 42. 12. Documentary Photography •Tells a story or documents a particular subject, often with a focus on social or political issues.
- 45. 13 .Underwater Photography •Captures images beneath the water's surface, showcasing marine life or underwater landscapes.
- 48. 14 . AerialPhotography • Involves capturing images from elevated positions, often using drones or aircraft.
- 51. 15 . StillLife Photograph • describes a work of art that shows inanimate objects from the natural or man- made world, such as fruit, flowers, dead game, and/or vessels like baskets or bowls.
- 54. 16 . SportsPhotography • Captures action shots and moments during sporting events.
- 57. 17. Pet Photography •Involves photographing animals, often as part of family or individual portraits.
- 60. 18. Travel Photography •Focuses on capturing the essence of different locations and cultures during travels.
- 63. 19. Black andWhite Photography • Utilizes the absence of color to convey emotions and highlight contrasts.
- 66. 20. Abstract Photography •Involves capturing images that may not have a clear subject, focusing on shapes, patterns, and textures.
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- 71. Portrait Photography • Focuses oncapturing individuals or groups, emphasizing their expressions and personalities.
- 73. Landscape Photography • Involvescapturing outdoor scenes, often highlighting the beauty of nature or urban environments.
- 75. Macro Photography • Involves extremeclose-ups of small subjects, revealing intricate details not easily visible to the naked eye.
- 77. Street Photography • Captures everydaylife and public spaces, often candidly documenting people and events.
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- 80. Long Exposure Photography • Involvesusing a slow shutter speed to capture motion or create effects like light trails.
- 82. High-Speed Photography • Captures fast-movingsubjects by using a fast shutter speed to freeze the action.
- 84. HDR Photography (HighDynamic Range) • Combines multiple exposures to capture a wider range of tones, especially in scenes with high contrast.
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- 87. Black and WhitePhotography Emphasizes composition, form, and contrast without the distraction of color.
- 89. Color Photography Utilizes the fullspectrum of colors to convey mood, emotion, and atmosphere.
- 91. Candid Photography Involves capturing spontaneousmoments without the subjects being aware, often resulting in authentic and natural expressions.
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- 94. Digital Photography Involves using digitalcameras to capture and store images electronically.
- 96. Film Photography Involves using traditionalfilm cameras, where images are captured on photographic film.
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- 99. Documentary Photography Captures real-life events,people, and places to document and tell a story.
- 101. Fine Art Photography Focuses onthe artistic expression of the photographer, often conveying emotions or concepts.
- 103. Commercial Photography Involves creating imagesfor advertising, product promotion, or marketing purposes.
- 105. 6. Editing andPost- Processing
- 106. Digital Manipulation Involves using softwarelike Photoshop for extensive editing and manipulation.
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- 109. Smartphone Photography Utilizes the camerason smartphones for quick and convenient image capture.
- 111. Drone Photography Involves capturing imagesfrom unmanned aerial vehicles.
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- 125. Macro Photography Macro meansmaking small things look big in your photo. It's like zooming in really close to capture tiny details of the objects, making them appear larger.
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- 129. Micro Photography It takesextreme close-up shots, typically of subjects that are not easily visible to the naked eye. Specifically involves capturing images of subjects at a microscopic scale.
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