Photography & Languages: Types Of Photography

How Many Types Of Photography Are There?

There are over 35 types of photos. Some of which are Ariel, Modelling, Nature, Night, Astrophotography, Black & White and Digi-scoping. These are just a few while the others will be mentioned in future posts.

Aerial

Aerial is photos that are taken from a height. But not just any height, it must be 20,000ft in the air. Example: Helicopter, Plane, Jet and any other airborne devices.

Modelling

When 'model' is mentioned we think of people. Modelling does not always mean people who actually model. There are so many things to use as a 'model', for example you could use a famous art piece as a model for inspiration or a simple fruit bowl. Yes, there are famous models like Gigi Hadid, Cindy Crawford, Sean O'Pry and Francisco Lachowski.

Black & White

Black & White can have many effects. It can show shadows, highlights and give a bit more importance to the photo.

You will see this in the following pictures.

Nature

Nature is taking photos of landscapes, oceans, animals, plants etc. All things that deal with nature. All of this is combined with angles also, as was said on one of my previous posts.

Night

Night photos can be a beautiful things. You can use any technique to capture night photos, this also includes infrared photography. Infrared photography is a very special type of photography that uses sensors or films. Although infrared light is encountered most in everyday life, much of it goes unnoticed. Also, night photos can be taken from any angle, it doesn't matter how far, close, up or down, the picture will still look good once there is at least one or two lights.

Astrophotography

Astrophotography, when we hear it, we think astronauts, space, pictures taken in space. Right?
Well, you are partly correct, it is space photography but there is a telescope that is included to have pictures from 'space'. There is a camera to hook up with the telescope which will zoom towards space where the galaxy will be found. Also, the camera can be used to get snapshots of the Northern Lights if you are from or close by to the following places: Scandinavia Island,The Southern tip of Greenland, The Northern part of Canada, Alaska, Norway and the northern coast of Siberia.

Digi-Scoping

Digital pictures. It comes to mind when Digi-scoping is heard, but it is not digitally made.
Digi-scoping is used by watching through binoculars and telescopes also. Binoculars are used to see close-ups of a certain animal, bird or thing. It is fascinating to see things close-up because you cannot see things that are far away.