5th DAY OF CAMP - BEING CREATIVE, TAKING PICTURES...
Architectural photography:
Candid photography:
This is a very popular genre of photography. Moments captured spontaneously
as they happen is known as candid photography. The subjects are usually not
aware of the photographer, so they appear very relaxed. Wedding photography is
a perfect example of this style of photography.
A tip: Use a long zoom while capturing candid moments. This will help your
subjects to be more relaxed and natural, as they will be unaware of you
photographing them.
Food photography:
Whether we are sharing an image of food served at a restaurant or on our
dinner table, almost everyone seems to be at it today. This type of photography
is used by restaurants, websites or bloggers.
Landscape photography:
This is one of the most popular types of photography, as it can portray a
scenery, or can even show an impact of environmental change. We all love to
capture a beautiful landscape when we see one. However, we need to wait for the
right light to capture that perfect moment.
This photography is similar to the documentary genre. The only difference
here is that a photographer captures live events as and when it happens and
informs the world about it
Portraiture:
Capturing peoples’ moods and expressions is an intriguing subject for
photographers. They can be close-up images, body portraits etc. Typically the
face is the focus of this type of photography. While taking a portrait, the
photographer should ensure that the subject’s face is sharp and focussed,
especially his or her eyes.
Sport photography:
This category involves getting
up-close to the action in a very fast-paced and action-packed setting. Sports
events are captured with very long lenses as we usually see photographers
during an event.
Street photography:
Capturing ordinary, everyday life in public spaces or life as it happens is
known as street photography. It is very similar to candid photography, but the
photographer documents the public space as he or she sees it.
A street photographer should not just look at the popular tourist spots,
but he or she should try out some real-life scenes coupled with some behind the
scene images.
Wildlife
photography:
This is a
very challenging type of photography, as it might be difficult to capture
animals in their proper habitat. This style requires proper technical skills
and it needs to be planned accordingly. In wildlife photography, you need
to be absolutely comfortable with your camera’s settings. If you are not quick
enough, you might miss the perfect shot.
The key to taking a good photograph is to go ahead and have fun while you
shoot. Your pictures will speak for itself no matter which genre you choose.
Macro photography
A form of photography in which the subject of the photograph is usually very small or is a very small detail of a larger object. The size of the subject in the photo is greater than its life size.
A form of photography in which the subject of the photograph is usually very small or is a very small detail of a larger object. The size of the subject in the photo is greater than its life size.
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