Photography involves capturing moments through a camera's lens to record the soul of subjects and bring footage to people. While initially used to document war, popular types now include landscapes, macros, products, night shots, slow and fast shutter speeds, and portraits. Over 1 million photos are taken each second. Landscapes aim to convey nature without obstructions, while macros capture small subject details. Product photography presents items clearly. Night photography uses long exposures for lighting effects. Slow shutter allows light trails while fast shutter stops motion. Event photography makes memories last. Portrait focuses on faces. The first photo was taken in 1838 in Paris. Practice and enjoying the craft can help photographers improve.

1. Welcome....!

2. World Of Photography

3. What Is Photography? Definition: “Photography is taking pictures and processing it” BUT…

6. Popular Types Of Photography Landscape Macro Product Night Slow Shutter Fast Shutter Event Portrait Photography

7. Did You Know..?? Approx. 1 millionphotos are taken per second

8. Landscape Photography To show different spaces within the world, sometimes vast and un-ending, but other times microscopic. One of the most popular style of photography Capturing the presence of nature which are often free of man-made obstructions. Attempt not only to convey the documentary aspect, but also appreciation of the scenery TIP: Try not to bring obstacles in frame like wires, pillars electric poles etc.

9. First Picture Ever Taken In 1838, An image of a busy Parisian street

17. Macro Photography A macro-photograph is one in which the size of the subject is greater than it’s original size. Also known as Close subject photography Mostly includes natural beauty Used to capture the details of a small subject. TIP: Use a Tripod to avoid camera shake.

23. Product Photography To capture the details of a product and present it in the best possible way. Also known as object photography in which you are paid for what you do. White or any smooth background used (matching your product) E.g Pictures on billboards, advertisements and any commercial Product TIP: Pictures should be clear (even tiny handwriting)

24. Product Photography Illustration

29. Night Photography Photos taken the during dusk or dawn of city lights, beautiful sky or any bulding with cool lightning effects. Scenes/Places that doesn’t look good in day might be breathtaking at night. Long exposures are used at night or in dark places TIP: Try not to use flash.

34. Slow Shutter Speed Photography Sometimes also called as light painting Allows the photographer to introduce the element of blur either in the subject or at the background To create trails of light, or capture even the smallest beam of light Exposure time is longer like 8 sec or more (upto 60 min.) TIP: You must have a tripod

40. Fast Shutter Speed Photography Mostly used for the scenes which are quick and cannot be seen with naked eyes. like the time was stopped when the picture was taken. Usually used to ‘Capture the moment’. Mostly used in games like racing, cricket, football, boxing etc TIP:High end camera should be used with clear background

45. Event Photography Photographing a Wedding, concert, any kind of exhibition or function comes into event photography Photographers try to capture the emotions, feelings, energy etc. Any event photos are seen again and again for a long time so make them memorable.

52. Portrait Photography Let’s just get back in time…

53. Do You Remember...?? Her eyes have captivated the world since she appeared on our cover in 1985..

55. The focus is on a person’s face although the entire body or background may be included

56. To capture the facial expressions, personality, or sometimes even the thoughts of people.TIP:Hold the camera at the same height of the face for perfect portraiture. (neither too below neither very above)

66. Hold the camera still

67. Take a few more

68. Be Quick

69. Capture the “mood”

70. Be selective

72. “ Your first 10,000 photographs are your worst.” baldiri @ Flickr SO….

73. Never Quit…

74. Thank you…