CONTEMPORARY
Contemporary photography encompasses a wide range of art that pushes the boundaries of traditional photography and offers new forms of expression. In this movement, photography has become a means of artistic expression rather than just a tool used to capture a moment or create a documentary.
DOCUMENTARY
Documentary photography is an art that presents reality and the human experience through visual storytelling from an objective point of view. Photographs are used to document and narrate a specific event, society, culture or individual. This type of photography goes beyond aesthetic concerns and takes on the important task of recording history.
LANDSCAPE
Landscape photography is the art of transforming the fascinating landscapes of nature and the harmony of man-made elements with the natural environment into a visual work of art. In this art form, the photographer aims to draw the viewer into the landscape and convey the emotion of the moment by using light, composition and technical skills.
STILL LIFE
Still Life photography is an art form that presents a quiet and still beauty by depicting carefully arranged compositions of everyday objects. Such photographs encourage the viewer to think and interpret, showing that even simple objects can carry deep meaning. The photographer uses elements such as light, composition, texture and color to give ordinary objects a new perspective.
URBAN
Urban photography is a branch of photography that depicts the texture, atmosphere and inhabitants of cities. It reveals the complexity and beauty of the city by focusing on urban elements such as buildings, streets, people, transportation and infrastructure. Photographers use different techniques and compositions to capture architecture, socio-cultural textures, the rhythm of urban life and the spirit of the city. Urban photography is divided into various sub-branches such as documentary, abstract, street, minimalism and conceptual.