Friday, October 17, 2025

TYPES OF PHOTOS

 Exploring the Different Types of Photography



Introduction


Photography is more than just capturing images. it’s a way of telling stories, expressing creativity, and preserving memories that last forever. Each type of photography has its own beauty, style, and techniques.
In this post, we’ll explore the most popular types of photography, what makes them unique, and tips to help you improve your skills in each one.


10 Types of photography 
1. Portrait Photography:
captures a person's personality,  often with controlled lighting and background. 
NIKON D610,f/3.5, 1/165sec,ISO 2000 lens 195mm

2. Landscape Photography

This type captures the beauty of nature .


SONNY ILCE-7M3, f/7.5, 1/500sec,ISO160 ,lens 24mm

3. Street Photography

Street photography tells real-life stories from public spaces.

SONNY ILCE-7M3, f/2.8, 1/1600sec,ISO160 ,lens 70mm

4. Wildlife Photography

Wildlife photographers capture animals in their natural habitats.


SONNY ILCE-7M3, f/2.8, 1/1600sec,ISO160 ,lens 70mm

5. Sports Photography

It’s all about speed and energy. freezing action moments during games.

SONNY ILCE-7M3, f/2.8,1/1000sec,ISO400 ,lens 400mm



6. Fashion Photography

Fashion photography highlights clothing, accessories, and style often for brands or magazines.

CANON EOS R, f/5, 1/165sec,ISO100 ,lens 50mm



7. Event Photography

 Event photographers capture unforgettable moments. It combines documentary, and candid photography.

SONNY ILCE-7M3, f/4, 1/500sec,ISO20000 ,lens 24mm

8. Architectural Photography

Architectural photography focuses on buildings and design elements and outside.




CANON EOS 6D, f/5, 1/2008sec,ISO800 ,lens 24mm


9. Product Photography

Used mostly in advertising, this type showcases products in their best light for marketing.

SONNY ILCE-7M3, f/2.8, 1/1600sec,ISO160 ,lens 70mm

10. Documentary Photography

Documentary photographers use their lenses to tell real-life stories, often about people, culture, or social change.

CANON EOS 6D, f/5, 1/200sec,ISO800 ,lens 100mm

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