The term “portrait photography” has been used to describe photographs that are taken with a mobile phone and used as a visual shorthand for “photographic medium.”
The first examples of this were made in the late 1960s by the French photographer Jean-Michel Basquiat, who wrote that the photography “has the character of a painting.”
The term has since been applied to photography that uses the digital medium to produce a visual representation of a subject.
But while it might sound like a strange concept to use in your business, the image-making techniques used in portrait photography are actually quite common.
Photography and portrait photography share many of the same fundamental elements.
They all involve photographing a subject from a distance.
They are also both forms of photography, and therefore both require a camera with a large sensor, a wide angle lens, and a high resolution camera.
Most portrait photographers can also create photographs that use computer software to create images.
These images are usually taken with the help of software or software-assisted photo-editing tools.
In this article, we will discuss the differences between the photographic process of portrait photography and portrait photo editing, and also examine the importance of photography as an artistic medium in the digital age.
In the following sections, we’ll discuss how portrait photography is related to the art of photo-making, and what is the role of photography in the art world.
