This document discusses different types of photography including sports photography, food photography, underwater photography, commercial photography, fashion photography, and macro photography. It provides details on what each type of photography entails and examples. Sports photography captures sporting events and has improved over time with technology. Food photography is used for advertising, menus, and cookbooks to make food look appetizing. Underwater photography captures landscapes and sea life below the surface using specialized equipment. Commercial photography advertises products on television and online. Fashion photography displays clothing in magazines and has advanced from black and white to color. Macro photography takes close-ups of small subjects like insects for scientific research.

1. Types of photography
By Jordan Murphy

2. Sports photography
 Sports photography covers all types of sports. Sports
photography is used whilst a sporting match is going on
as for example in the middle of a football match.
 It is changed over time because of the technology you
can now use compared to what you could use in the
past so the pictures are now more clear and are now
coloured in which they were not before. A
photographer called Dave Shopland won the Barclays
football photographer for the 2012-2013 season.

3. Food photography
 Food photography is when you take a still picture of food.
Food photography is used for advertisement, Menus and
cookbooks.
 The change in time is they can now make the food look
much better than how you would buy it so people will want to
try it. They do this to make people want to buy the product.
They use photography on food menus because if you have
not heard of the food you will be able to see what it contains
so you can choose whether to order it or not. In cook books
they use it as an example for what it should look like so you
can the difference between yours and the photo.
 Photographers associated with food photography is Nicole
stich, Oliver seidel and David munns.

4. Under-water photography
 Underwater photography is when you take pictures
underwater. An example of a picture you can take in
underwater photography is the landscape or Fish.
 Under-water photography would of not been available to do
in the past since they would of not had the special
equipment they have today. So being able to do this would
be a great opportunity. Also Under water photography gives
us very clear photos of fish and landscape so we can see
how landscape if changing under water.
 An example of a underwater photographers is Sam cahir.

5. Commercial photography
 Commercial photography is used to advertise and sell
there products. We see commercial photography on the
TV and on the internet. Because a lot of people use the
internet and TV they are able to advertise to more
people and get there message out to the audience.
 Commercial photography has changed over time
because the cameras are much more advanced and
now you can use colour in your photos. Also you did
not always have TV or the internet so they had to find
other ways of advertising such as posters.
 A Photographer associated with commercial
photography is Jonathan Knowles.

6. Fashion photography
 Fashion photography is used to display clothing. They do
this to advertise there products in which they are normally
advertised in fashion photography. They do this because the
audience who will buy the fashion magazine may be
interested in the product you are trying to sell.
 Fashion photography has changed over time because now
cameras are mode advanced than they were ever before.
Before they were in black and white and did not show the
actual colour for the clothes which they were wearing.
 Photographers associated with fashion photography is Annie
Leibovitz, Nick knight and Solve sundsbo.

7. Macro photography
 Macro photography is a type of photography in which you
take close ups of insects animals in which makes them look
larger than usual.
 Macro photography is used for Scientific research because it
gives you a clear zoomed in view of the insect so we can
see the details of the insect or plant. Macro photography has
changed over time because you wouldn’t of been able to
teke a clear photo and see the exact detail of the
insect/plant.
 An example of some macro photographers are Alessandro
Zocchi, Mike moats and Robert Thompson.