Monday, October 24, 2011
Types of Photography
There are many different types of photography. There is Photojournalsim, Documentary photography, Action photography, Macrophotography, and many more. When someone goes into photography, they can pick a wide variety of things to use there photography skills at. There is many jobs where photographers are needed. In the media, for advertizing, wedding pictures... Photography helps us document the present, so we can tell a story to the past. Today I am going to focus on 3 different types: Photojournalsim, Documentary, and Macrophotography.

Photojournalism is where a person will take a specific photo, for a specific reason, and write about it. For example, someone who works for nation Geographic... they get to travel all around the world and document what is happening and different cultures and monuments that exsist. Documentary photography is a little bit different than photo journalism. They are used to document a specific event that is happening in the present. For example, elcetions, protest etc. etc. These photographers serve a very important part in are nation and world. And lastly, there is Macrophotography. Macrophotography is where pictures are taken at a very close range. Think of Microscope and how we use that to use at things that are beyond the range of our eye site. Well, Macrophotography is used dor little things like small bugs or creatures... anything small that is hard to look at in detail to our human eye.
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7 comments:
Those are a lot of different types of photography. I didn't know there were that many.
That seems really cool. Id like to get into photography it seems fun!!!!!!
Photography is so much fun I like it a lot.
There is a bunch of types of photography i didnt know. I just pick up a camrea and take a picture
Didnt know there was so many differnt types of photography. i thought you just took a picture and called it good.
Do the certain types of photography cost more than others?
I love taking macrophotography, myself. I thinking it's really neat to see such small things large enough to make out the detail on.
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