Landscape photography – Type of photography with large areas, large countries or the world. These images are supposed to represent the large scale of nature (and sometimes huge amounts of artificial elements).
Fashion – Type of photography with fashion and clothing, often with professional female models. The entire industry is dedicated to fashion, including fashion magazines such as Elle, Vogue or Vanity Fair.
Fine art – A photograph rooted in the artistic or subjective vision of a photographer, as opposed to representation photography (for example, photojournalism) that takes into account an unchanged reality
Portraiture – A photo that describes the mood, personality, and expression of a person or group of people. The focus is usually on the face, although sometimes a half body or the whole body is zoomed in closer.
Wedding – Wedding photographers use a variety of photo styles to provide a wedding blanket. To fully cover his wedding, the photographer must have macro photography, portraiture, photojournalism, art, fashion, landscape and action / sports.
Macro – Type of photography showing extreme close-ups of small objects. In this way, the grounds can be much larger than the size of the life.
Photojournalism – A photo that documents an event or story as it unfolds. The photographer must be true to reality, be honest and impartial while telling the story.
Architectural – Photography that describes the feeling of being in a built environment. It is a question of describing buildings and structures aesthetically attractive.
Black & white – Photography with black and white images, ie shades of gray, seduced by the monochromatic character of the style.
Wildlife – Type of photography that documents animals in their natural habitat. It is often very difficult to photograph animals, because a photographer must not only be at the forefront of his technical skills, but also be closer to the animals without being discovered.