2. PORTRAIT
The Portrait Photography is photos in a full shot, showing everything.
Usually there is a group or individual in the scenery. This type of
photography is used in the front covers of magazines,, photo shoots at
schools, newspapers, cards, even on buses to advertise. This
Photography has changed from the 20th century to now by having better
equipment and technology, and this means that they are of better
quality nowadays and have a better shot. Portrait Photography has
changed because people have come up with great and new ideas that
bring technology forward. Some photographers associated with this
work are: Richard Avedon and Cecil Beaton.
http://www.clippingdesign.com/blog/few-famous-
photographers-and-their-photography/
http://www.robpetherick.co.uk/p
eople_photography.php

3. LANDSCAPE
This type of photography are photos taken from a distance from the target
to get all of the thing you want to shoot into the shot. Landscape
photography is used in advertisement tourism, for example. Over the
years it has changed by technology being better. It has changed
because people have invented much better technology and cameras.
The photographers associated with this type of photography are: Ross
Hoddinott is one of the UK’s leading associated artists.
http://www.trevorbrownphoto.co.uk
http://www.picturecorrect.com/tips/top-10-
destinations-for-landscape-photography/

4. FINE ART
This type of photography is when there is an event, for example, and you
take a picture of that event and also specific objects. It is used to
advertise products and services. This type of photography has changed
by there being much betrter technology and much better quality to
everything, and this means that the final product will be of better
quality. It has changed because there have been new inventions. The
photgraphers associated with this type of photgraphy are: Scott Mead
and Paul Biddle.
http://business.fcbarcelona.com/meetings-and-eventshttp://goaleurope.com/2013/07/25/startup-event-outlook-for-
the-remainder-of-2013/
http://www.dezeen.com/2009/07/22/ti
meless-objects-by-boym-partners/

5. PHOTO JOURNALISM
Photo Journalism is the collecting, editing and presenting of news. This
type of photography is used for an image to tell a piece of news. It has
changed over the years because they are shown in a more dramatic
way. An example is, twenty years ago the shot may have just been the
scene of the news, whereas now it aims for a more sympathetic view
from the pubic who are looking at it. This has changed because there
have been other ideas into the mix of things and have changed the way
things are. The photographers associated with photo journalism are: All
Journalists.
http://www.bjp-online.com/british-journal-of-
photography/profile/1649874/shaped-war-don-
mccullin-profile
http://anthonylukephotography.blogspot.co.
uk/2012/07/behind-scenes-with-
hasselblad-masters.html
http://6morgan6kiney6.wordpress.com/2013/03/20/comi
c-journalism-vs-photojounalism/

6. ADVERITISEMENT
These are pictures used to attract a certain audience. It is used to promote
a certain product. It has changed by becoming more frequent photos
until 1920’s. This is because there have been other ideas. Some
photgraphers associated with Advertisement are: Tim Tadder and
Johnathon Knowles.
http://www.photigy.com/water-
life-advertisement-photography/
http://pelfusion.com/creative-ads-
photography/
http://www.reigatephotosoc.co.uk/page14/
page53/page53.html
http://www.cgworks.com/work/myth
os.aspx

7. DOCUMENTARY
This is used for factual stories, for example current affairs for a serious
affect. It is used in the news. It has changed by being shown in a more
dramatic way. It has changed because people have changed with new
ideas. The photgraphers associated by this type of photography are:
Jornalists and Reporters.
http://powerandeverydaylife.wordpress.com/2007/0
9/14/documentary-photography/
http://venetianred.net/tag/theodore-gericault/