A genre focused on capturing images that convey the essence of a place, culture, or experience during travel.

A curated collection of a photographer's best work, showcasing their skills and style, often used for professional purposes.

Methods and skills used to capture images effectively, including composition, lighting, and camera settings.

The process of enhancing or altering images using software to improve quality and visual appeal.

The art of conveying narratives through images, allowing viewers to connect emotionally with the subject.

A type of photography that captures natural scenes, emphasizing the beauty of the environment.

A genre focused on capturing the personality and mood of individuals or groups.

A candid style of photography that captures everyday life and society in public spaces.

The arrangement of visual elements in a photograph, crucial for creating balanced and engaging images.

The use of natural or artificial light to enhance the mood and clarity of photographs.

Adjusting colors in an image to achieve a desired look or to make it more realistic.

Programs like Adobe Lightroom or Photoshop used to manipulate and enhance photographs.

The way elements in a photograph guide the viewer's eye, creating a sense of movement and connection.

A written description of a photographer's work, intentions, and style, often included in portfolios.

Constructive criticism provided by fellow students or photographers to improve skills and work.

The completed collection of a photographer's best images, reflecting their growth and style.

Techniques used to effectively convey information and engage an audience during a presentation.

A brief, persuasive speech to spark interest in a project or idea, typically lasting 30 seconds.

The process of evaluating one's own work and progress to identify strengths and areas for improvement.

Selecting and organizing images in a portfolio to create a cohesive narrative and showcase personal style.

An online collection of a photographer's work, accessible to potential clients and audiences.

A physical collection of photographs, often used for exhibitions or in-person presentations.

An initial version of a story or theme that accompanies a series of images, outlining the intended message.

The process of thinking critically about one's experiences and learning outcomes to foster growth.

Personal objectives set by a photographer to continue developing their skills and career.