Photography

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What are some common photography types? Popular photography genres include landscape, portraits and people, street, travel, aerial, weddings and events, sports, wildlife, macro, and more.

• Landscape: Landscape photographs showcase the outdoors. Generally, they capture nature, but often include man-made features even entire cityscapes. The most common lens for landscape photography is a wide-angle, but telephoto lenses are a wonderful way to isolate and highlight specific features of the scene.

• Portraits and people: This photography ranges from capturing family outings all the way to full-time professionals working with in-studio models. For portraits, a short-to-moderate telephoto lens (such as a 105mm) is preferred by many due to its pleasing compression and rendering of facial features.

• Street: Street photography is candid photography made in public situations. It generally intends to capture life, culture, and humanity, and does not necessarily require the presence of a street or an urban environment. Small and unobtrusive is the way to go here, camera-wise.

• Travel: Travel photography involves capturing the essence of far-off places. A small and light kit that can handle anything from landscapes, food, people, and street scenes is ideal.

• Aerial: Aerial photography is any photograph taken from the air. Whether it’s from a sightseeing helicopter, the window seat of an airplane, or from a camera drone, this is a surefire way to get a new perspective on things.

• Weddings and events: These environments can often be stressful and hectic. Having backups of your gear is essential, as there is rarely a chance to get a second try if something goes wrong.

• Sports: Sports photography can be taking pictures of a local soccer match, shooting from the sidelines of a professional game, and anything in between. Lenses for sports can range from an all-in-one zoom to high-performance super-telephoto lenses.

• Wildlife: Wildlife shares many of the challenges and gear requirements of shooting sports in both cases, you are trying to capture fast-moving subjects that are at some distance. A gimbal head on your tripod can be invaluable here, especially when shooting birds in flight.