A genre focused on showcasing clothing and accessories, emphasizing style and aesthetics.

A curated collection of a photographer's best work, demonstrating their unique style and technical skills.

Methods used to manipulate light in photography, crucial for creating mood and enhancing subjects.

The editing process after shooting, involving adjustments to improve image quality and aesthetics.

The art of arranging clothing and accessories to create a specific look or narrative in fashion photography.

Light that comes from the sun, often used in fashion photography for its soft, flattering qualities.

Man-made light sources, such as flash or studio lights, used to control lighting conditions.

A visual collage that conveys the style and theme of a photoshoot, guiding creative decisions.

Adjusting colors in post-production to achieve a balanced and appealing look.

An event showcasing photographic work to the public, often used for networking and promotion.

The process of selecting clothing and accessories for a photoshoot, considering trends and aesthetics.

A feedback process where students evaluate each other's work, fostering improvement and collaboration.

The act of selecting and organizing images in a portfolio to create a cohesive narrative.

Building professional relationships within the fashion industry to create opportunities.

A written description of an artist's work, style, and intentions, often presented during exhibitions.

Visual representations that outline lighting setups for a photoshoot, aiding planning.

Programs used for post-production, allowing photographers to enhance and manipulate images.

Current styles and preferences in the fashion industry that influence photography and styling.

A unified visual style across a photoshoot, achieved through careful styling and planning.

A self-assessment method where students document their learning experiences and progress.

A public display of photographic work, providing exposure and feedback from industry professionals.

The level of skill and expertise in using photography equipment and techniques.

A photographer's unique perspective and creative approach to their work.

The way photographs are displayed, including layout and framing, impacting viewer perception.

The completed collection of a photographer's work, ready for presentation to potential clients.