The World of Photography

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 Welcome back Folks! Today let's take  a dive into the world of photography.   What are the various types of photography?  Let's take a look....

1. ENVIRONMENTAL PHOTOGRAPHY 

  Aperture: F/7.1  shutter speed :1/200s             ISO100

   A beautiful scene of Natural plants that surround Mount Kigali University.

2. PORTRAIT PHOTOGRAPHY

aperture:F/5.6 , shutterspeed :1/125s, ISO:160

Imena Gislain a businesses minded 
character on a Business phone call

3. COMMERCIAL PHOTOGRAPHY (Advertising photograph)

aperture:F/6.3, shutterspeed :1/160s, ISO:100

Nil purified drinking water 💧 placed on a wet green plant, a beautiful attraction to the Nil water consumers. 

4. FOOD PHOTOGRAPHY 

 aperture:F/7.1, shutterspeed :1/200s, ISO:100
    Cabbage growing in the valley of the outskirts  of Nyamirambo, plenty of Supply to the food market

5. POLITICAL PHOTOGRAPHY 

aperture :F/5.0, shutterspeed :1/500, ISO:320
   Village elder conducting Inteko, a village weekly meeting in the community, aiming unity, peace and development. 

6. SPORTS PHOTOGRAPHY 

aperture :F/6.3, shutterspeed :1/200, ISO:160
    Player discussing with Coach on changes he needs to make on the field for better results. 

7. STREET PHOTOGRAPHY 

aperture :F/6.3, shutterspeed :1/200, ISO:160
Vehicles trespassing each other in the Streets of Kigali, Gikondo. 

8. LANDSCAPE PHOTOGRAPHY 

aperture :F/5.0, shutterspeed :1/500, ISO: 320
    View of Outskirt Nyamirambo with a hilly background and a flat foreground. 

9. FASHION PHOTOGRAPHY 

aperture :F/5.0, Shutterspeed : 1/500, ISO:200

Belyse Irakoze with a stylish attire posing for a picture

10. FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY 

Aperture :F/6.3, Shutter speed : 1/1000s, ISO 100
Sonatube statues depicting Rwandan culture and a warm welcome to the City. 

   Thankyou! 





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