Photography

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Photography is derived from the greek word "photo" means

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Light and Graph

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It is the process of recording an image on light sensitive film or in the case of digital photography

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Photography

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Basic composition of art

Refers to anything that stretches between two points in your photo

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Line

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An element of art that is two-dimensional, flat or limited to height and width

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Shape

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Three-dimensional and encloses

Volume includes height width and depth

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Form

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Visual quality of the surface of an object

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Texture

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The quality of an object or substance with respect to light reflected by the object

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Color

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This represents the physical size and resolution of an image measured in pixels

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Size

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how much your image is in focus from front to back view

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Depth

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It refers to the taking of photographs of the ground from an elevated position

Acquired through the use of specialized camera mounted such as aircraft, helicopters, drones

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Aerial photography

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It focuses entirely on taking images from space

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Astro photography

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It is a photographic work done for commercial purposes such as corporate brochures and leaflets

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Commercial photography

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Used to highlight a product

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Advertising

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Used in capturing images of structures and beauty of an interior space

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Interior

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Utilized by car or automobile companies

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Automotive

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Capture the pictures of various cuisines and menus

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Food

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Highlighting beautiful images of bracelets necklace ring and other jewelry items

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Jewelry

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Substantiate the news story or report

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Journalism

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Represents a product in advertising

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Product

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It refers to highly creative images that have an abstract influence

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Fine art photography

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Also known as crime scene photography wherein the work of photographer is mainly to capture images for an accurate representation of the scene of the crime

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Forensic photography

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Focuses mainly on the person's face

Also known as mugshot

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Headshot photography

Portrait photography

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Images of a specific topic

Capture details of small organisms

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Macro photography

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Focuses on landscapes, wildlife, underwater, and plants life

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Nature photography

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Portrayal of the human body in the naked form

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Nude photography

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Capturing candid images of public places

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Street photography

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Capturing images of a particular landscape, traditions, and customs or even people from different places

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Travel photography

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A composition guideline that plays as your subject in the left or right third of an image leaving the other two third more open

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Rule of third

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It is the object that is shown in image

Thought off as the "what" in a photograph

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Subject

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Obvious tool you need for a photography

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Camera\phone

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Three leg stand designed to support a camera

"Sticks" for stability

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Tripod

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Compatible with a lot of dslr cameras as well as digital point and shoot cameras

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Memory card

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Easily create and share impactful images, social graphics, or animated designs

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Photoshop

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Tool used to bring light to a fixed focal point

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Lenses

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Amount of time storage can discharge at its power capacity before depleting its energy capacity

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Battery duration

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It captures a very wide area to show the scale of subjects in relation to their environment

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Extreme long shot

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It is a shot that is looking directly down on the subject

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Bird's eye shot

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Shows the full length of the subject while also including a large amount of the surrounding area

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Long shot

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Waist shot is captured at a medium distance from the subject

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Medium shot

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A camera shot of the frame that is filled with an actors face or object

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Close up shot

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A more intense version of a close up shot, sometimes showing only the subjects eyes

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Extreme close up shot

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The cause a sense of unease or disorientation for the viewer

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Dutch angle shots

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The camera is placed above the back of the shoulder and head of a subject

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Over the shoulder shot

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Invented photography in 1822

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Nicephore Niepce