5. Portraits
a. Environmental - This type of portrait usually shows a place that the subject likes to be in or somewhere they know well, like home or workplace, or maybe even a school.
b. Casual - This type of portrait is what we usually see where the subject(s) are the main focus of the picture.
c. Self - This type of portrait is usually a photograph of something that the photographer enjoys or needs to do, but it is always unique and fits the photographer with a passion.
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6. Photographic Terms
a. Exposure - The amount of light entering the lens reaching the image sensor, determined by ISO, Aperture, and Shutter Speed.
b. Depth of Field - The difference in distance between the objects in the foreground and the objects in the background of a photograph.
c. Focal Length - The distance between the lens and the image sensor of when the subject is in focus.
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7. Magazine Covers
a. Early - This type of magazine cover would usually have drawings on them instead of photographs. And the ones that had photographs would look as if they were drawn on. it usually consisted of the title and drawing that shows the eye-catching category that will make the audience want to buy it.
b. Poster - This type of magazine would usually have a professional photograph of a subject relating to the genre of magazine, with the title and maybe a
c. Married to Text - This type of a magazine cover that has both a picture in the background, a description of the main photograph, and little texts explaining other articles that would be in the magazine.
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